Lindsay Saunders is a News Editor for The Urban Developer, with a focus on national news in Australia, specifically in Queensland and Brisbane. Lindsay's work also appears in EducationNC, covering a range of topics including urban development, real estate, infrastructure, and housing trends.
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By: Lindsay Saunders
I had a baby in 2021 and quickly learned how parenting and child care expenses add up.
Home approvals staged a substantial turnaround in July after a hefty fall the previous month but are still well down on the average.
An inner-city office block previously tenanted by a bank will be transformed into a storage facility after changing hands for $6.4 million.
Less than 100m from one of NSW's most famous views, the asset includes a restaurant, café and retail......
Australian home listings have surged as the market readies for the traditional spring selling season, the latest data shows.
Acquisitive Melbourne-based fund manager Fawkner Property has paid $212 million for Townsville's Willows Shopping Centre.
The way has been cleared for the first new city to be built in NSW in a century, delivering about 10,000 homes.
Home values in Australia rose in the June quarter, up by $225.9 billion, according to fresh data.
Three cities last month recorded the highest number of new listings they have had in more than a decade.
A major US-based investor, developer and logistics operation has expanded its Australian operations, adding its first Sydney asset.
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