South Australia’s rapidly rising property prices are forcing some people to put off starting families so they have a better chance of getting into the market.
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Monthly Archives: June 2025
The Melbourne suburbs where houses are selling fastest
Houses in established and relatively affordable suburbs in Melbourne’s east are getting snapped up by buyers eager to take advantage of recent rate cuts, while demand for further out “lifestyle” regions such as the Macedon Ranges and Mornington Peninsula has softened.
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Victoria: Priciest homes revealed including Toorak record-buster
New and old rich-listers splashed an eye-watering $540m-plus on Victoria’s 20 most expensive homes of the past 12 months.
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‘Buyer beware’: Huge change to how homes are sold in Qld
Queensland’s real estate industry is bracing for new laws which will make it the nation’s most regulated major market – but buyers’ advocates say the reforms still fall short.
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Bell: ‘It’s lunacy’ — Alberta pushes Carney to drop Liberal electric vehicle fantasy
“It’s lunacy. Straight-up lunacy.”
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Rough ride ahead, Alberta road builders association warns Edmonton city councillors
Financial disaster is looming ahead for road infrastructure in Edmonton and elsewhere in Alberta, says the Alberta Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association (ARHCA).
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Edmonton renters demovicted from 1950s-era townhomes in North Glenora neighbourhood
Broken windows, broken hearts, and – tenants claim – broken promises in Edmonton’s North Glenora neighbourhood.
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Elevated rents ‘big problem’ for Hong Kong restaurants as closures mount
Hong Kong’s restaurant industry is expecting the wave of business closures to continue into the second half of the year with little hope for a quick turnaround, following a string of shutdowns of well-established chains in the city.
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Sleepy Texas town uplifted — and divided — by a real estate boom
Since the start of the new year, a wave of new developments aimed at drawing more people to the San Antonio area’s Far Westside has reached what’s known as the “Little Alsace” of Texas, a quiet town of just over 3,000 residents. But Castroville’s expansion hasn’t unfolded without its fair share of challenges, including concerns about disrupting the city’s character and inflation-related challenges on behalf of at least one real estate firm.
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New luxury real estate firm debuts, makes first U.S. deal in South Florida
A new luxury real estate firm with global ambitions has entered the South Florida market, signaling strong confidence in the region’s high-end housing sector despite broader economic uncertainty.
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