• A town like Alice

  

• "Solid spike" in enquiries after announcement of Northern Territory's new homebuyer scheme

  

• Darwin's downturn holds silver lining for first home buyers

  

• Katherine tops list for most affordable suburbs in Northern Territory

  

• First home buyer? Why you should be considering the Northern Territory

  

• With 71 per cent of all Darwin apartments selling for a loss, is now the right time to enter the market?

  

• 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

  

Originally published at The Real Estate Conversation

• Gold Coast market gathers steam ahead of The Event with six properties already sold

  

• 'Significant' increase in auction clearance rates during December quarter - CoreLogic

  

• Real estate industry comes to the rescue of bushfire victims

  

• Brisbane's infrastructure plans for 2020

  

• Brighter future for home lending in 2020 predicted

  

• Next step for realisation of Brisbane Live precinct

  

• Slow down in auctions as Christmas draws near

  

• Beverley Hillbillies mansion sold for $150 million

  

• REIA re-elects President for second term

  

• Beyond Blue and HIA continue mental health push

  

Originally published at The Real Estate Conversation

• Fighting for seniors to receive stamp duty concessions

  

• Leave CGT and negative gearing alone!

  

• Gold Coast body corporate succeeds in banning Airbnb from its complex

  

• Government’s commitment to the VET Sector is a welcome signal, says HIA

  

• NSW building reforms introduced into Parliament

  

• Could Canberra hold the secret to successful decentralisation?

  

• Peak housing body supports First Home Loan Deposit Scheme

  

• Fears new land tax reforms will cripple South Australian market

  

• Changes on November 1 to Residential Tenancies Act are cause for concern, according to REIACT

  

• WAAA welcomes findings of 'long overdue' short stay inquiry

  

Originally published at The Real Estate Conversation