Thursday, October 30, 2014

[Vienna, 1964] Vivaldi: Concerto for Two Violins & Cello in d, RV 565

Chill Out friday Vivaldi: Concerto for Two Violins in a, RV 522

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AIR CONDITIONED 4 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME CLOSE TO PARK. 祭炼达房地产布里斯班,昆士兰,澳大利亚的为您服务! Marsden QLD - House for sale - L J Gilland Real Estate Hamilton #1241458

27 Kmberley Drive Burpengary QLD - House for sale - L J Gilland Real Estate Hamilton #1104388

27 Kmberley Drive Burpengary QLD - House for sale - L J Gilland Real Estate Hamilton #1104388

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Domain National Housing Sept 2014 Report!

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1 David Place Manly West Qld 4179 - House for Rent #401473131 - realestate.com.au

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Monday, October 27, 2014

Sunday, October 26, 2014

27 KIMBERLEY DRIVE Burpengary Qld 4505 - House for Sale #116996919 - realestate.com.au辉煌地产投资机会!

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Friday, October 24, 2014

Brisbane property market: Listings of homes for sale surge 15% in month

Brisbane property market: Listings of homes for sale surge 15% in month 



NEW home listings in Brisbane have surged 15 per cent in the past month, blitzing the national average rise of 3.6 per cent across capital cities.
Market analysis firm RP Data found new advertised housing stock in Brisbane was 14.9 per cent higher than a year ago, with Adelaide the only other capital city to notch a double digit rise (of 12.2 per cent).Three capital cities saw new listings fall in the month to October 19 compared to a year ago, including Melbourne (-2.3%), Darwin (-4.2%) and Canberra (-9.3%).
Brisbane was working off a lower base, with 4,670 new residential listings coming online in the month, compared to Sydney’s 8,882 properties.
R​P Data research director Tim Lawless said the spring season provided a timely litmus test for the housing market.
However, he says the question is whether transaction numbers will rise to eclipse last year’s recent high, or has the market moved the peak in buyer demand.
“We are already seeing listing numbers ramping up at a faster rate than last year, the big question is whether buyer numbers will match the pace of listings to absorb this additional supply,” Mr Lawless said.
Queensland has a massive few weeks of auctions on its hands in the lead-up to Christmas, with analysts expecting numbers to peak in late December.
RP Data housing market specialist Robert Larocca said auction volumes were up across the capital city markets.
“The last week in October is a big week for auctions right across the nation, and in Brisbane, but there are likely to be larger ones in December,” Mr Larocca said.

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Thursday, October 23, 2014

8/6-8 Greenmeadow Road Mansfield Qld 4122 - Unit for Rent #402363271 - realestate.com.au

8/6-8 Greenmeadow Road Mansfield Qld 4122 - Unit for Rent #402363271 - realestate.com.au

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Healthy forecast re the latest HIA Land Report

The latest HIA-RP Data Residential Land Report provided by the Housing Industry Association provides a healthy forecast for the construction industry in 2014/15. The cost of residential land was up 7.4 per cent from a year earlier; 4.1 per cent outside the state capitals. The median price of land in the June quarter increased by 1.1 per cent to $205,330. According to RP Data research director, Tim Lawless, the bounce back after a softer March quarter result suggests there may still be some life left in the residential land sector. “This is the strongest result since the June quarter of 2013 which is welcome news. A rise in land sales implies a rise in detached housing construction about six months down the track which in turn provides a substantial multiplier for the Australian economy; more jobs, more building materials, home furnishings, appliances and white good sales.”吉联达珍 LJGillandRealEstatePtyLtd http://www.ljgrealestate.com.au/index.php?lan=ch

Home sales slower in 2014 but it is not over yet...

Home sales slower this year; but it’s not over yet Home sales have been slower so far in 2014 than they were last year but springtime has huge potential. New figures from property market researchers RP Data show that last November’s sales were at a peak and things have been trending lower since. Spring though is bringing a higher rate of listings; higher than this time last year RP Data’s Tim Lawless told Sky News. Prices are still high but vendors are now discounting which should also provide a boost along with the continuing low mortgage rates. http://www.ljgrealestate.com.au/LJG-Real-Estate.php?id=204

RBA concerned about global growth, says interest rates will stay low

RBA concerned about global growth, says interest rates will stay low

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Tuesday, October 21, 2014

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Reserve Bank of Australia board members have noted the ongoing strength in the housing market, but sense momentum is slowing. "Dwelling investment had increased by more than 8% over the year to the June quarter, and continued strength in building approvals and other indicators pointed to further growth in coming quarters," the October board minutes noted. "House price growth had been a little slower, on average, over 2014 than in late 2013, but remained consistent with strong conditions in the established housing market. "Over the previous six months, overall housing credit growth had been steady at around 7% in annualized terms, but members noted that growth of investor credit had increased to close to 10%." It reported growth in dwelling investment had been strong, whereas mining and non-mining business investment in aggregate had fallen over the year. On employment the minutes noted members recognized that historically slow wage growth outcomes were consistent with spare capacity in the labor market. They also noted that the recent labor force data had been quite volatile, suggesting the possibility of some measurement problems. The unemployment rate in August had retraced the sharp rise recorded in July to be close to 6 per cent, around the average of the monthly unemployment rate over the year to date. Employment had reportedly increased substantially in August, driven by an exceptionally strong rise in part-time employment. "Looking at a broader range of data, members concluded that labor market conditions remained subdued, although they appeared to have stabilized somewhat over the course of 2014 to date. "Forward-looking indicators had picked up a little, but still pointed to only modest employment growth over the coming months," the minutes concluded. http://www.facebook.com/pages/LJ-Gilland-Real-Estate-Pty-Ltd/169194919788253 http://www.ljgrealestate.com.au

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

How to Use Your Gut to Make Better Decisions

How to Use Your Gut to Make Better Decisions

The 5 Pitfalls of Decision-Making, and How to Avoid Them

The 5 Pitfalls of Decision-Making, and How to Avoid Them

The SEAL Teams Don't Accept These 10 Phrases, and Neither Should You

The SEAL Teams Don't Accept These 10 Phrases, and Neither Should You

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Monday, October 13, 2014

Australian House Prices

At last, we're starting to get media commentary acknowledging that "Australian house prices" are not surging, just prices in some locations, primarily Sydney and surrounds. The Housing Industry Assoc, somewhat belatedly, points out that prices are high in Sydney and, to a lesser extent, Melbourne, but that most Australians live in other locations, where price growth is "relatively modest". The HIA is concerned that the Reserve Bank's one-size-fits-all approach to dealing with what is essentially a Sydney issue will kill the revival in new home building. Linda Debello Mob2: 0409 995 578 Carlos 3263 6085 / 0400833800 LJGillandRealEstatePtyLtd http://www.ljgrealestate.com.au/index.php?lan=ch

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Investors ignore yield for capital growth - Mortgage Business

Investors ignore yield for capital growth - Mortgage Business

5 RAYMONT STREET North Lakes Qld 4509 - House for Sale #117830743 - realestate.com.au

5 RAYMONT STREET North Lakes Qld 4509 - House for Sale #117830743 - realestate.com.au



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The 10 Things You Need To Know In Advertising This Morning | Business Insider

The 10 Things You Need To Know In Advertising This Morning | Business Insider

Thursday, October 2, 2014

ABS released building approvals August 2014 courtesy of ljgrealestate.com.au

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released building approvals data for August 2014 earlier today. At a headline level, dwelling approvals were 3.0% higher over the month and are now 14.5% year on year. With 16,810 approvals over the month there is clearly a strong level of residential development activity with monthly approvals just -5.0% lower than their recent peak. Of the 16,810 dwelling approvals in recorded over the month of August, 9,401 were for houses and the remaining 7,409 were mulit-unit dwellings (typically apartments). Over the month, house approvals fell by -1.4% while unit approvals rose by 9.2%. Year-on-year, house approvals are 12.6% higher while unit approvals are up 17.1%. As the chart shows, the six month trend indicates a slowing of dwelling approval numbers and it also shows that monthly movements in unit approvals tend to be much more volatile. Also remember that a multi-unit development is more risky than developing a single house and ultimately less likely to ultimately be constructed. Focussing on dwelling approvals on an annual basis we have seen more house and unit approvals than ever before over the 12 months to August 2014. Over the 12 month period there were 197,571 dwelling approvals, of which 111,020 were for houses and 86,552 were units. The annual number of approvals has increased by 19.2% over the past year. Although approvals have surged, as the chart shows it is largely due to a significant lift in unit approvals. Although the number of unit approvals over the past year was at a record high, house approvals are still -6.8% lower than their previous peak over the year to July 2010 and -21.2% lower than their all-time high of 140,832 over the year to April 1989. Historically, units have been much less likely to move from approval to construction. Units also tend to be much more likely to be owned by investors than houses. With the Reserve Bank flagging that deliberations are ongoing into the introduction of macroprudential policies to slow the level of investor activity in the housing market, there is potentially an even bigger than normal risk that these units won’t make it to completion. Across the combined capital cities, there was an all-time high of 147,122 dwellings approved for construction over the 12 months to August 2014. The number of capital city dwelling approvals has increased by 21.9% over the past year. Over the year there were, 71,662 approvals for houses and 75,460 unit approvals with house approvals up 20.6% and unit approvals 23.2% higher. Much like the national results you can see that unit approvals are at their higher levels while house approvals are only just approaching their previous peak levels. Across the individual capital cities, Brisbane has recorded the greatest increase in dwelling approvals over the year (41.8%) followed by: Perth (24.9%), Adelaide (24.0%) and Sydney (23.3%). Dwelling approvals are lower over the year in Darwin (-6.8%) and Canberra (-6.4%) while Melbourne (16.3%) and Hobart (19.4%) have recorded only moderate rises in dwelling approvals. Despite certain cities recording significant rises in dwelling approvals, Sydney and Melbourne have accounted for more than 57% of all capital city dwelling approvals over the past year. With 26,123 dwelling approvals over the past year, approvals in Perth are at a record high while Brisbane approvals are just shy of their record high. A key driver of the overall increase in dwelling approvals has been the rising prominence of the unit market. Over the past year, the increase in unit approvals has been greater than the increase in house approvals in Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Although unit approvals have recorded greater increases in these cities, there has been a substantial decline in unit approvals across Hobart and falls in both Darwin and Canberra. With more than half of all capital city dwelling approvals for units as opposed to houses, all individual capital cities except for Adelaide (31.8%), Perth (25.9%) and Hobart (7.0%) are seeing a majority of approvals for units. In Sydney, 67.7% of dwelling approvals were for units over the past year, elsewhere 53.0% were for units in Melbourne, 55.9% in Brisbane, 63.2% in Darwin and 57.9% in Canberra. Sydney has consistently approved more units than houses since 1993 and Darwin has consistently approved more units than houses since 2003, while across the other cities it is a relatively new phenomenon. Melbourne has only been approving more units than houses since mid-2012, in Brisbane it has occurred since mid-2013 and in Canberra since mid-2010. Of course there is increasing levels of demand for units but particularly in Melbourne and Brisbane the number of units in the pipeline is largely untested in the market. Furthermore, units tend to be more appealing to the investor market rather than owner occupiers. While demand may currently be strong it remains to be seen whether there is enough investor demand to satisfy all of the supply in the pipeline. Dwelling approvals remain at a very high level and with the rate of population growth slowing it is encouraging to see that supply is finally responding. With their lower price point compared to houses and superior rental returns no doubt we are seeing a rising level of demand for units, particularly in inner city markets. Of course the RBA has raised concerns about the level of investment lending which is most prominent for inner city units. If controls are introduced to slow the level of investment there may be an adverse impact on demand and subsequently values of inner city units, particularly new inner city units which are a strong target from the investment segment of the market. Source RPData VIA http://www.ljgrealestate.com.au

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