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The continuing injection of cash into the Australian Property Real-Estate market by Chinese investors looks to be resulting in the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) loosing the ability to use the official interest rate to protect Australian investors agains......
Home prices have surged in March which is a sign that the boom in the property market is continuing. Prices surged by 2.3% last month over Australia's eight capital cities to take the total growth for the first quarter to 3.......
Building is expected to start in 2015 on the Commonwealth Games Village on the Gold Coast and it will be a highly sought address after the Games, Queensland's premier says.......
One of Australia's leading and most respected demographers Bernard Salt says a jump in population growth will drive property market gains. "We have built a property industry in this nation predicated on 220,000 people per year, give or take, for 60 years.......
The Gold Coast economy continues to improve with confidence and cash being injected from all areas of national and international investors.......
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today kept the cash rate at 2.5%, highlighting which hopefully signals an improved outlook for the Australian and Global economies.......
According to many economists, property-real-estate statistical data, and property monitors, South East Queensland, and in particular Brisbane and the corridor from Brisbane to the Gold Coast will be the next area to enjoy a property boom with strong growt......
Investors are getting the better returns in property than they are getting in other asset classes which are not as strong as those that have been available in property real-estate over the last 12 to 18 months Even though Sydney has led the nation's media......
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released the latest figures which indicate Australia's population is set to double to 46 million by 2075. Short term projections show Australia's population nearing 26 million by 2020 and 29 million by 2030.......
Australian homes remain among the biggest in the world but the average floor size has fallen to an 11-year low. The shift from building bigger homes is a profound one and illustrates how Australia's demographics and lifestyle drivers continue to change.......