Category: Real Estate News

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Renting And The National Rental Affordability Scheme

Property developers have the opportunity to access government incentives in return for offering affordable rental housing to low income earners. Under the National Rental Incentive, each dwelling that is rented at a rate 20 percent lower than the market rate is set to attract an annual payment over a period of ten years. The National

Rates to Rise as Queensland Disaster Costs Bite

Rates across Queensland are guaranteed to rise, with the recent natural disasters pushing up council costs by an average of 7.5 per cent. The figure is contained in a new report commissioned by the Local Government Association of Queensland.   The report says even councils that weren’t affected by the floods and Cyclone Yasi will

Leaving For Holidays?

Leaving for holidays? Secure your home while you’re away. Not everyone has the money to hire a house-sitter when they leave on holidays. The longer we’re away, the more obvious it becomes that the house is empty. The mail sticking out of the letterbox, a pile of delivered newspapers left on the lawn, the drawn

Top Rental Application Tips for Renters

So you turn up to the inspection and, along with 15 others, you jostle for a look.   You’ve already been to 8 open homes and if this dump doesn’t come good for you it’s 3 months on your brother’s couch…   Moving can be stressful so how can you ever get your home of

Tap Into Brisbane’s Largest Rental Market

If life is like a box of chocolates, Brisbane’s inner city is the variety pack! Property investors can choose from modern studio apartments for $140,000 or six-pack style apartments from the 1970s for $350,000. Modern high-rise apartments range from $350,000 to $7 million. Or for those who crave their own piece of dirt, houses are

Heart for the Homeless

Established in 2009 by 23 year old Mr Leighton Walters, Heart for the Homeless is a not-for-profit organisation focussed on empowering industries to be active in reducing poverty.   By implementing cutting edge and innovative initiatives, Heart for the Homeless aims to get resources such as food, clothing and furniture to those who would otherwise

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