Green light for scavengers, how to best invest in property, population cap could slash prices

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Property Newsletter
29 March 2011
Green light for scavengers Do you think it's OK to pick items up from the nature strip? Does your council allow it? Read more & have your say Crisis looms as first-home buyers priced out of market Australia faces a prolonged housing affordability crisis with the last bastion of cheap housing moving out of reach of most first-home buyers. Full Story How to best invest your money in property Before buying, decide what the best investment choice is to suit your needs. Full Story Don't miss the latest listings Looking to buy or rent? Set up a FREE Home Alert and receive the latest properties matching your search criteria in a daily or weekly email. Set up your FREE Home Alert now! Cap on city population could slash the value of houses Real estate prices would fall a significant amount over the next decade if the federal government adopted policies that cap population growth in the biggest capital cities. Full Story Property investment not for the faint hearted You have to be tough, not to mention very careful, to make a fist of things in the property market. Full Story Building boost forecast as first home buyers return A return of first home buyers to the property market is expected to lift residential building activity next financial year. Full Story FREE eBook 10 High Impact Improvements to get you more $$$$'s. We make you the property expert. Tips on buying and selling in any market. Click here to get your free eBook Race to cash in on solar bonus What are your thoughts on solar panels? Would you install them on your roof? Or do you already have them? Read more & have your say The big question: Super or mortgage The strategy: To decide what's better - saving more in super or paying off the mortgage. Full Story Forget about 100 per cent mortgages First-time home buyers are searching mortgage websites for "no deposit" home loans in vain. They don't exist. Full Story Make your moving day easier Domain and Moving Essentials want to make your life easier by delivering to you a FREE Moving Essentials gift box full of useful household items and cleaning products. Get your FREE box now! Be a part of the new wave Learn to ride the ripple effect to maximise your property profits. Full Story Students share hotel room, not houses Students are living in a four-star hotel and a seaside caravan park after missing out on campus accommodation. Full Story Rental returns fail to improve Investors planning a foray into the off-the-plan apartment market should note that rental returns for Melbourne units are still falling. Full Story Online fraud Attention all Domain.com.au users - protect yourself against online fraud. Read more Property helps the rich get richer Is it true that capital gains are greater when investing closer to the city? Or is this a myth that needs to be busted? Full Story   Find commercial and industrial property. Browse   Find a business or franchise for sale. Browse Browse New Developments New Apartments Home Designs House & Land Coastal Land Estates Golf Properties Retirement Properties Investment Properties You are currently subscribed to this newsletter as:kantong_rupiah.inwebid@blogger.com, using kantong_rupiah.inwebid@blogger.com Update My Domain Home alert Property shortlist Saturday's auctions Find an agent in your area Worth a look...   Forest Lake, QLD Need a holiday...   Rosebud, VIC
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