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Sunshine Coast Real Estate Agency Reaps Annual Awards

First National Real Estate Coastal was proud to receive a number of awards at the annual General Excellence & Marketing Awards this year
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New minimum housing standards to be implemented in all Queensland tenancies from 1 September 2023

The new minimum housing standards for Queensland tenancies are designed to ensure that rental properties meet certain basic requirements in terms of safety, security, and functionality.
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Green light for new Maroochydore car park

Following a competitive tender process, council has agreed for Walker Maroochydore Developments Pty Ltd to appoint Hutchinson Builders to design and construct an eight-storey multi-deck car park in the Maroochydore City Centre.
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Rail Links, Higher Densities Figure in Sunshine Coast’s Future

The Sunshine Coast Council is preparing to welcome 520,000 new residents by 2041, identifying sites for development and a new rail line.
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A $100m private hospital has been approved for the Maroochydore City Centre

The Maroochydore Private Hospital, an eight-storey medical and teaching facility, has been approved for development in the fast growing Maroochydore CBD.
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Forecasters predict Australia’s hottest property market in 2022

Ahh, Queensland. Beautiful one day, too expensive the next?
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REA's PropTrack Property Market Outlook: November 2021

The Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast had the shortest days on site for Regional Queensland, at 37 days, compared to median of 53 days.
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REA's PropTrack Regional Australia Report 2021

Housing values in regional Australia are currently rising at the fastest annual pace in at least 35 years, outpacing the already strong growth in metro areas, which uncommon in Australia’s housing market.
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Job vacancies in Australia are at a record level

Job vacancies in Australia are at a record level. The ABS’ job vacancy rate is now more than 2.5% – the highest level since the series started in the late 1970s.
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What happens when house price growth outpaces wage growth?

While wages increased 81.7% in the past 20 years, Australian home values have grown 193.1%.

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