Friday, January 30, 2015

20 LinkedIn Mistakes to Avoid - Jeffbullas's Blog

20 LinkedIn Mistakes to Avoid - Jeffbullas's Blog

Australian home owners on top of mortgages | The Real Estate Conversation

Australian home owners on top of mortgages | The Real Estate Conversation





Call for changes in QLD | The Real Estate Conversation

Call for changes in QLD | The Real Estate Conversation




Big architecture projects dominate 2015 Property Council of Australia awards | Architecture And Design

Big architecture projects dominate 2015 Property Council of Australia awards | Architecture And Design



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Thursday, January 22, 2015

Bill Evans re RBA cash rate article of interest for your perusal and information only.

Economic writer Garry Shilson-Josling thinks the Reserve Bank of Australia should have dropped the overnight cash rate below its record low of 2.5% early last year. Several economists anticipate that the Reserve Bank will drop interest rates at its February meeting, including Westpac's chief economist Bill Evans. Subject: News Item : Bill Evans predicts two H1 rate cuts http://www.finnewsnetwork.com.au/archives/finance_news_network108916.html?utm_source=Finance News Network%2C FNN Investor.

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

myrpdata Property Pulse by Cameron Kusher CoreLogic RP Data anticipates that the rate of capital growth, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne will continue to moderate over the coming year. As a result we may see an improvement in other markets as investors and those priced out of the Sydney and Melbourne markets look for alternatives. We believe that home values will continue to increase over the coming year however, the rate of growth will continue to slow. It is likely that values will continue to rise until such time as interest rates increase. Despite the signs that the housing and construction sector is picking up as mining investment slows, it does not mean that the economic transition away from the mining related infrastructure sector will be without its challenges. The high unemployment rate continues to be a potential risk for the housing market. Of course, if interest rates were to increase this would likely extinguish some of the current housing market exuberance.