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Queensland Government: Population is growing. See why that's a good thing.

Population growth often gets a bad rap, but in Queensland,

Australian households spend an average of 47.71T per 3T of their income on mortgages, with a report suggesting it's harder to buy a home in 20 years.

According to a new report, Australia's housing affordability

Building Access Brisbane: Varsity Lake, with you for property viewings, suburbs, Gold Coast, Brisbane, and Australian real estate.

Welcome to "Brisbane Property" and find the best property for you through "D Sister"

Queensland's housing minister says he's amending the law to encourage development and break through council land restrictions

Meag, the new Queensland Housing Minister, is only 31 years old.

How to develop land in Australia? 3 tips you need to know

Property development is a very attractive investment.

Brisbane house prices rose another 11% in January, but economists expect internationalisation to keep the growth rate at 24 years, with a slightly cooler market outlook.

Brisbane house prices continued to rise last month, making many people feel

A look back at the Queensland government's February housing policy announcements, including the introduction of a "deposit tracking scheme" and legislation banning rental bidding.

The Queensland government announced a series of housing

What's behind Australia's public housing shortage? Scholars: Public housing has a negative image, insufficient government funding, and public support.

In recent years, Australian society has called for government investment and growth.

Australian real estate industry survey: Industry experts are generally optimistic that interest rate cuts will boost the property market

CoreLogic, an Australian real estate data analysis think tank,

More than half of new apartments have serious defects, NSW government survey finds

A New South Wales government survey showed that between 2016 and 2

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