• Rural Northern Territory luxury with central swimming pool

  

• REINT's Quentin Kilian calls on government to address $1.2b property sales plunge in Northern Territory

  

• Daniel Harris wins REINT Auctioneering Championships

  

• NT land tax will impact all Territorians: REINT

  

• Get to know Gennie Cox of Elders Real Estate Darwin

  

• Darwin agent Karl Secondis returns to Ray White

  

• "We must remain positive": Darwin property remains in a slump

  

• Bottom of the property market cycle is not a time for panic

• Peppermint Grove, Perth, Australia's least affordable suburb: Bankwest First Time Buyer Report

  

• First-home buyers lead charge as Darwin market bottoms

Originally published at The Real Estate Conversation

• Six essential questions to ask your interviewer

  

• Three common real estate networking mistakes to avoid

  

• What effect does political change have on the property market?

  

• Fears Melbourne's housing shortage could spark affordability crisis

  

• Sydney's most tightly-held suburbs

  

• House prices in Brisbane's flood-prone areas float to the top

  

• Victoria's best building designs revealed at awards

  

• Is the $50 billion Melbourne suburban rail loop the answer for congestion and housing?

  

• Brisbane property market coming alive

  

• Is the heat going out of the Hobart housing market?

  

Originally published at The Real Estate Conversation

• Brisbane's Future Blueprint reactions are "basic human nature"

  

• What effect does political change have on the property market?

  

• Is the $50 billion Melbourne suburban rail loop the answer for congestion and housing?

  

• Mould and what it means for the property manager, agent, and tenant

  

• Major social housing project gets green light in Victoria

  

• VIC state government announce $10m to upgrade Bendigo public housing

  

• How close did we come to having our own Grenfell disaster?

  

• REIQ changes Constitution, signifying drive for diversity

  

• Global survey shows Australia's property industry setting the pace in energy efficiency

  

• Infrastructure Australia calls for a renewed commitment to infrastructure reform

  

Originally published at The Real Estate Conversation