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Maroochydore CBD's first $30M development approved

Foundation Place, a $30 million energy efficient office complex, has become the first development to be approved for SunCentral’s new Maroochydore City Centre. The eight-level project is being delivered by experienced locally-based developers Evans Long, with construction expected to be commence later this year, and is the first opportunity to secure retail and office space in the&n...
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Sunshine Coast Population forecast to grow to 385,000+ by 2026

The population of the Sunshine Coast is forecast to grow to over 385,000 people by 2026.It is anticipated that we will require a total of over 168,000 dwellings.The population, dwelling statistics and demographics of the Sunshine Coast between 2016 and 2026, is forecast below: • there will be an increase of approximately 83,300 persons, or over 8,300 people per year • the majority o...
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Sunshine Coast reports QLD's fastest growth

The fastest growing place in Queensland has seen median house prices in some suburbs spike 24 to 39 per cent in the past year, a massive turnaround for the area.The Sunshine Coast has beaten Brisbane and the Gold Coast to lead Queensland growth uprospects, the latest Hotspotting report has found, thanks to a massive $20 billion infrastructure pipeline of projects either comp...
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QLD real estate confidence at record high

A new report has found Queenslanders are the most well off of all Australians, thanks to their homes – with half of homeowners in the capital expecting properties to increase in value this year. The 15th Household Financial Comfort Report, released by ME Bank today (Thursday), found every second homeowner in the capital Brisbane (50 per cent) expected to see their property increase in va...
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Sunshine Coast Property Market Fake news and the truth

There are always plenty of people willing to offer an opinion on the property market, and of course, there’s nothing like a sensational headline about impending doom to get people talking.Most recently, dire warnings about an imminent slump in the Sydney and Melbourne property sectors had a few people on edge. However, more discerning investors saw those claims for what they were, and to ...
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Six Key Criteria Of Proven Property Performers

After more than a dozen years of analysing data and crunching the numbers on thousands of suburbs across Australia, the team at Your Investment Property has developed a keen eye for properties with profit potential. We’re always on the hunt to find you the neighbourhoods that show the best promise for growth going forward.We also want to arm you with the information to do this due dilige...
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First National Coastal reports Zero Rental Vacancies!

The Sunshine Coast rental market remains tight, continuing to report lower vacancy rates than both Brisbane and the Gold Coast. ​This is fantastic news for Sunshine Coast landlords. Maroochydore, Alexandra Headland and Mooloolaba are just a few of the suburbs reporting increasing median rental prices.Population growth has been the main factor, together with supply of new housing stoc...
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Sunny Coast best performer in the state

Picture this – you’re not that familiar with the Australian property market and one day you decide to do a quick search on Google and some news sites to see what’s happening. If you’ve jumped online in the past week or so, no doubt you’re imagining the bottom is falling out of the market and Australian property prices are headed for a nosedive. But you’d be ...
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Sun shines on Coast property market - Core Logic's report card is in!

20 September 2018 | Source: My Weekly Preview | Author: Roxanne McCarty-O'KaneWhile southern city markets may be struggling, the Sunshine Coast property market is on fire. Sunshine Coast houses and units are making tens of thousands of dollars more for sellers now than this time last year, despite property markets in major cities entering tough times. Independent property valuer Core Log...
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GST law changes that new residential property buyers need to know about

New residential property buyers will need to be aware of the change in GST rules in place from the 1st of July 2018 that sees them responsible for the GST payment.  Buyers of new residential property will now be responsible for paying the GST amount to the Australian Tax Office themselves, on or before settlement, instead of by the developer. The change sees no additional cost to buyers ...

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