Rising demand for rental housing in some states

According to data from the real estate website Realestate, with the unblocking of Victoria, demand for rental housing rose the fastest, up 40.3% from last week. Followed by the ACT area, where rental demand increased by 39.2% and ranked second. Western Australia (5.6%) and the Northern Territory (14.1%) had the smallest increases. Rental demand hit…

The governor announced a new round of unblocking plans

The Governor of Victoria recently announced the latest unblocking policy, stating that the state disaster status will no longer be extended and the state emergency will continue until December 6; -Melbourne will cancel the 25km range limit -Melbourne’s “iron ring” policy is cancelled, and Victorian residents can travel freely within Victoria -Restaurants, hotels, cafes and…

Implement tax cuts from next week

As the Morrison government’s early tax cuts will take effect next week, millions of Australians can receive up to 47 Australian dollars a week. Economists expect this money will provide an important boost to the economy and help it unblock it. Reopen afterwards. Beginning on November 16, all employers must ensure that tax cuts-valued at…

Melbourne plot successfully sold

A well-known Australian developer confirmed that it has bought a 131-hectare development land worth A$180 million in Clyde, a growth corridor in the southeast of the Melbourne metropolitan area. According to the master plan, more than 1,400 housing sites and townhouses will be developed. Blocks, schools, commercial centers, parks and indoor entertainment facilities, Whitson, president…

CBA lowers fixed mortgage interest rates

According to the “Sydney Morning Herald” report, the Commonwealth Bank (CBA) became the first bank to pass the Reserve Bank of Australia’s interest rate cut, and some fixed mortgage interest rates fell to the lowest in history. On Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia lowered the cash rate to 0.1%. CBA’s standard floating interest rate…