Real Estate News – 9 April 2010 Marquette Turner Luxury Homes eMagazine

by Marquette Turner

Hi

Welcome to the latest edition of the MTLH eMagazine. In this edition we look at just how hot the Australian property market really is, there’s some wonderful waterfront homes in Vanuatu and Noosa, QLD, plus a spicy tomato prawn recipe, our weekly wrap-up of global headlines, and we introduce you to Ian Jobson whom is taking part in the New York City Walk for AIDS to raise money for Keep a Child Alive. We’re also still looking for suitable apartments in Sydney for Consular officials – can you help? All the best, Michael Marquette & Simon Turner.

“Dream as if you’ll live forever, live as if you’ll die today.”
– James Dean

VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE
Australian Property Boom – How Stable Is It?
There’s no denying that the Australian property market is moving ahead at break-neck speed. There’s so many other factors, however, that will increasingly have an influence.

RECIPE
Spicy Tomato Prawns
A dash of chilli, a little ginger, some tomato puree and just a few more ingredients and, Voila, you have a very tasty prawn dish.

PROPERTY
Waterfront Apartment in Noosa
This fabulous two bedroom apartment is located at the Noosa Blues Resort, just moments away from the trendy Hastings Street.

GOOD CAUSE
New York City Walk for AIDS
Welsh-born Australian and New York resident Ian Jobson every year does the NYC Walk for AIDS, and this year he’s raising money for Keep a Child Alive.

PARADISE
Stunning Views from this Hilltop Home in Vanuatu
Sit by the pool and enjoy the sunrise and sunset over the ocean at this wonderful South Pacific home. Vendor finance is available.

HEADLINES
News Making the Headlines for the Last Week
Stories from South Africa, Indonesia, UK, USA, Canada, China, New Zealand and more.

WANTED
Sydney Apartments for Consular Officials
We mentioned a few weeks back that one of the overseas Consulates that we work closely with is looking for apartments in Sydney for it’s officers. Well, we’re still looking. Can you help?

MONEY
Australian Interest Rates Up to 4.25%
For the fifth time in six meetings, the Reserve Bank has increased the cash rate.

PREVIOUS eMAG
Issue Number 12
In the Easter edition of the MTLH eMagazine we look at where the British are buying their investment properties throughout the world, look at a seriously extreme home makeover, give you a great Thai fishcake recipe and of course there’s some great homes around the world to tempt you.