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22 June 2023
The Queensland government has opened applications for grants of up to $50,000 to help deliver more social and affordable housing.
19 June 2023
The two groups have signed agreements with the Palaszczuk government in order to support Queensland jobs and financial services sector.
11 January 2023
More than 130 flood-impacted home owners in the Sunshine State have accepted a voluntary home buyback program, aligning with the state government’s vision of building a “more resilient ...
10 January 2025
The federal government has announced multiple investments for the Sunshine State that will contribute to developing and restoring housing and infrastructure.
13 March 2024
Nearly 30 per cent of residential purchases in Queensland were paid for in cash, according to new PEXA data.
7 November 2022
Queensland had the highest concentration of government guarantees in 2021–22, new data has revealed.
30 October 2024
The latest data from CommSec has shown that Queensland outperformed other states and territories in housing financing.
29 November 2024
It may have come as a surprise that the humble Sunshine State overtook the second-most populous state in Australia in investment activity. How did this happen?
12 April 2023
An investment executive has raised the alarm that property investing is collapsing in the Sunshine State.
14 November 2024
The Australian property market is seeing a significant surge in investor activity, with new investor loans rising by 19 per cent over the past year.
16 May 2024
A new report has said which Australian states property investors are turning to for the best investment opportunities.
22 December 2023
Far North Queensland has seen an outpouring of aid from major banks and government entities in response to the devastation caused by ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper.
20 June 2023
The Palaszczuk government has announced 300 more homes have been identified for voluntary buybacks for home owners in flood-prone areas.
29 November 2022
Despite property prices falling this year, it would cost a Queensland borrower 40.3 per cent of their income to service a new mortgage, according to a new report.
20 February 2023
The non-bank lender has announced three new appointments to its Brisbane team as it looks to enter the Queensland market.