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A Boost for the Housing Industry
Posted in Living in Perth, Realestate and Home Loans, tagged 1000 more visitors, a week, activity, and, attached, big demand, bringing down, builders, building, commercial, Commercial developments, compared, competitive priced, concerns, construction industry, debt, display homes, first home buyer homes, first time, first time home-buyer, growing concerns, growth, Home builders, home buyer, homebuyers, house, house and land package, houses, housing, increased, investing, land, last year, less financial risk, Living in Perth, low interest rate., lower, median house price., offering, perth, pick up, price, price down, price range, range, Real Estate and Home Loans, recession, residential, same period, single storey home, slowed down, sold, traffic, two storey home., WA on June 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The residential construction industry has been assisted by growth in the first time home-buyer activity along with the low interest rate. Home builders are offering some competitive priced housing, and in the last few months things have started to pick up as we see with the display homes traffic which has increased by around 1000 more visitors [...]
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Housing Development on the Banks of the Moore River
Posted in Living in Perth, Local News, Realestate and Home Loans, tagged 15000 people., 2000, 2000 new homes., 6000 people, allowed, allowing, approved, area, build, Cabinet, comment, cut 60 per cent, cut by 60 %, decade, develop, developer, development, expected, forward, Gingin, go ahead, home, Homes, infrastructure, John Day, Living in Perth, Local News, major, Marcus Plunkett, Minister, Moore, moore river, much needed, needed, new, on the banks of the Moore River, Original plans, parliament, people, Planning Minister, plans, plans for approval, population, population of around, public, public comment, released, residential, revised, revised plan, river, shire, shire of Gingin, smaller, told, tourism, tourism development, trying, WA on June 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Finally after a decade of trying to get plans to develop on the banks of the Moore River, they have been given the go ahead to build 2000 new homes. Planning Minister John Day told parliament Cabinet had approved a smaller development that is allowing a population of up to 6000 people. Original plans have been cut by [...]
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