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Labour market continues to decline
New government welcomed by brokers
Brokers say they are positive about the change of government following the weekend’s federal election.
READ MOREBuyers advised to move away from 'popular' areas
Sydney breaks clearance record again
Aggregator launches 'paperless appointment'
Growth suburbs revealed
New broker sees quick success
One new broker has hit the ground running by securing a $4.2m commercial lend as her first approved loan.
READ MORERaine & Horne appoints Queensland GM
Real estate network Raine&Horne has appointed a new general manager for Queensland.
READ MOREAussie dollar to drop
Property market set to spring into action
The property market is expected to enjoy a lift over the coming months.
READ MOREHome sales high in 2012/2013
Quiet weekend for auctions
Demand for variable loans on the rise
Non-major announces special rate offer
Major bank extends commission bonus campaign
One of Australia’s majors has announced plans to extend its bonus commission incentive campaign.
READ MOREHousing affordability improving
Aggregator launches new training tool
Major dominance continues
New home construction struggling
Brokerage launches rejuvenated marketing campaign
The Adviser editor announces departure
Investors get back in the game
Investors are jumping back on to the property ladder in New South Wales, according to new data.
READ MOREMajor bank launches new mobile app
ANZ has launched the ANZ Transactive mobile application for Android devices.
READ MOREVic property expert joins RP Data
Brokerage goes from strength to strength
Just six months after its launch, one of Australia’s brokerage groups is enjoying unprecedented success.
READ MORERates on hold
After last month’s cash rate cut, the Reserve Bank has erred on the side of caution and left rates untouched.
READ MOREBank lifts broker commissions - Sep 2013
Yellow Brick Road award winners announced
Yellow Brick Road Wealth Management has announced the company’s 2013 Branch Award winners.
READ MORECapital city dwellings up half a per cent
Non-major bank cuts rates
