From 29 February next year, all residential rental properties where a residential tenancy agreement is in place will be legally required to have safety switches installed.
Read more : Safety switches mandatory in rental properties
The weak NSW economy would receive a much needed $1.35 billion boost and an extra 8,000 construction jobs under an economic stimulus plan released today by the Property Council of Australia and its residential arm the Residential Development Council.
Read more : Stamp duty-free new dwellings to boost NSW economy and jobs
Delays with development assessments and the associated blow out in holding costs is hurting the new housing sector.
Dwelling approval figures released today for the month of January show further falls in the approval of new houses, down by 2.2 per cent over the month. For flats units and townhouses, approvals rose 2.2 per cent [...]
As of July 1 2007, every domestic dwelling in Queensland is required to have smoke alarms. The new laws, which fall under the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service Act 1990, apply to all residential dwellings in Queensland, not just the rental sector.
Read more : New smoke alarm legislation
School holidays are here and many people across the State are likely to return home from their hols with something much more positive than a case of back to work blues.
Read more : Investing in a holiday home
May 3, 2004
First home buyers will get tax relief of thousands of dollars when the Bracks Government unveils a stamp duty package worth tens of millions of dollars in tomorrow’s state budget.
Read more : Tax Relief for home Buyers
Kovelan Bangaru, Streetwise, Colloseum and other group of companies in Liquidation.
Read more : anti-spruiker
05-240 ASIC investigates Streetwise group of companies
Read more : KOVELAN BANGARU & THE CRONIES
Goodmorning Team, I cant find a suitable topic on your list. I think you need to add a new one called " Training Courses".
I would like to know where I can go to get the educational training for the property investment and wealth creation license so I can continue to give general financial advice [...]
by John Garnaut and James Button
December 9, 2005
THE property spruiker Henry Kaye has been charged with fraud after allegedly deceiving St George Bank to secure finance for his most ambitious development.
Kaye, who taught tens of thousands of low-income earners to become speculative property investors, could face up to 10 years’ jail under Victoria’s Crimes Act [...]