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House prices in some of Australia’s school catchment areas have soared by as much as 35%
While our property markets have been generally subdued this year, the top 10 primary and top 10 secondary school catchment zones nationwide all reported house price growth of at least 25% year-on-year, a new 2020 School Zone Report by Domain Group reveals. The report highlights school zones in Australia’s major cities where house prices increased the most in the past 12 year. The nationwide overview shows school zones in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane also placed within each of the top 10 lists. Across Australia’s capital city markets, the school catchments with the biggest increase in house prices were spread across inner, middle and outer suburban locations, Domain’s report reveals. At the top of the list for Australia’s primary school’s is Como Primary School in Perth which saw its house prices skyrocket an enormous 35.6% to a new $901,750 median. Among primary schools, the fastest house price rises were in the Como Primary School and Dudley Park Primary School catchment areas in Western Australia, which soared 35.6% and 30.8% respectively in 12 months. Get details at: x Australia’s top 10 school catchment areas for st... House prices in some of Australia’s school catchment areas have soared by as much as 35% over the past 12 months. While our property markets have been... propertyupdate.com.au
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InvestAus

InvestAus

Tips to make sure you get on the property ladder in 2021
It's not easy to escape the rent race and jump into home ownership, especially as the housing market returns to vibrant health once again. Fortunately, there are tips that can help you save and secure a home, and they might even help your financial health overall.  1. Start saving by throwing money into an account you won't touch 2. Work out your borrowing power3. Check your credit score early on and make it better 4. Research and compare your home loan options diligently 5. Consider a move outside of the city limits 6. Find out if you're eligible for assistance 7. Talk to a broker Get details at: x Seven tips to help you get your first home in 2021 Your first home doesn't have to be a pipe dream this year. What ideas and tips can you use to make sure you get on the property ladder in 2021? www.ratecity.com.au
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Joshua

Joshua

HomeBuilder – a program designed primarily to support the building and construction industry
One of the most talked about schemes has been HomeBuilder – a program designed primarily to support the building and construction industry while easing the financial burden of some homeowners. But has the $25,000 government handout done the job and should you be compelled to purchase, build or renovate simply because HomeBuilder is available? For those who may be unaware, HomeBuilder is $25,000 federal government grant for property owners looking to build a home or buy a new home, or carry out a home renovation, all within set qualification guidelines. The grant applies to principal places of residence only, so investors need not apply. Criteria includes: Owner‐occupiers must be a natural person (not a company or trust), aged 18 years or older and be an Australian citizen, The grant is means tested to income caps of $125,000 per annum for an individual or $200,000 per annum for a couple based on a 2018‐19 taxable income, The new-build home must not have a property value in excess of $750,000, For those claiming for a renovation, the contracted works must cost between $150,000 and $750,000, and the value of your existing property must be below $1.5 million pre-renovation. Read full article at: x Is the HomeBuilder grant worth it? Let’s take a moment to acknowledge that the political sphere has generally stepped up during 2020. I concede that the usual argy-bargy of party politics... propertyupdate.com.au
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Sam2018

Sam2018

Ambrose Treacy College ranking?
Indooroopilly
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Sam2018

Sam2018

Holy Family Primary School ranking?
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InvestAus

InvestAus

Indooroopilly State High School ranking?
Indooroopilly
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Royal

Royal

St Ignatius School ranking?
Toowong
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Justprop Editor

Justprop Editor

St Joseph's School ranking?
Bardon
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Sam2019

Sam2019

Rainworth State School ranking?
Bardon
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Matt

Matt

St Peter Chanel Primary School ranking?
The Gap
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