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A travel guide company says it is surprised its readers ranked Brisbane as one of the world’s most “beautiful” cities in the world – but it’s no shock to the city’s Lord Mayor Graham Quirk.
Brisbane was ranked as more beautiful than Kyoto, Seville, Rio de Janeiro and Sydney in the social media poll by Rough Guides.
The poll, which took its votes … Read more »
The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the result of its monthly board meeting.
The official cash rate has been reduced to a new record-low of 2.25 per cent after being left on hold at 2.5 per cent since August 2013.
The Reserve Bank’s decision has come as a surprise: a finder.com.au survey of 30 economists and commentators found that 28 expected the cash rate to remain unchanged.
However, a rate cut is … Read more »
Seasonal factors in Southeast Queensland and the State’s tourism centres saw a slight increase in vacancy rates over the Christmas/New Year period, however overall market conditions remained tight, according to the REIQ.
The REIQ Residential Rental Survey for December 2014 indicates a decrease in rental stock, suggesting that investors may be taking advantage of improved selling conditions to place their investment properties on the market.
REIQ … Read more »
The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the result of its monthly board meeting.
The central bank confirmed market predictions by leaving the official cash rate at a record-low 2.5 per cent for the 15th consecutive month.
All 33 experts surveyed by comparison website finder.com.au had forecast that the cash rate would remain on hold. Industry experts tip an increase in 2015.
Domain Group senior economist Andrew Wilson said the next move in … Read more »
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