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How to Secure Your Home Whilst on Holiday

You may have been looking forward to your holiday for a long time.  You have packed your suitcase and double-checked that you have your guidebook, passport, and sun block to hand, but have you made sure that your home is going to be secure while you are away?  Here are some tips to make sure […]

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Benefits Of Having A Home Inspection Performed Before You Purchase A House in Perth

Purchasing a home is quite a big deal. Some people work for years to save enough for a down payment and to get their credit score high enough to purchase a home. After you have everything in order and have found a home that you can see yourself living in, there are a few more […]

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New Wave of Property Wealth in Australia Spurred by Land Ownership and Property Styling

As the world economy flickers between economic boom and economic decline, the Australian property market continues to prosper in the face of economic adversity. Even though many other industries such as the mining industry have suffered setbacks in growth over the past few years, the property market continues to grow and Australian families continue to […]

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Interesting Facts About Queensland, Australia

Queensland, the second-largest state by territory in Australia, separated from New South Wales back in 1859. With the world-famous Great Barrier Reef located off the east coast stretching for approximately 2,000km and 5 of Australia’s 11 existing natural World Heritage areas (the Riversleigh Fossil Fields, the Daintree National Park, the Scenic Rim National Parks, Fraser […]

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DIY Decorating Ideas for Beachy Style Interior Design

DIY Decorating Ideas for Beating the Winter Blues by Bringing the Beach-Style Indoors The recent polar vortex in parts of the U.S. and generally cold climates in the Northern Hemisphere have a lot of people feeling the winter blues. Those in locations with cold, harsh winters have to balance the temperature with some extra happiness […]

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The Two Achilles Heels of the Australian Economy: Debt Levels and Housing Prices

For years we have been arguing that Australian real estate prices are obscenely high and ultimately unsustainable. Despite our citing of data from such respected institutions and organisations as The Economist, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, it is only now that the message and our warnings seems to be catching up with reality. Are we predicting a massive bursting of an unflatteringly obese bubble?

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Who’s Working the Hardest? The OECD Publishes Society at a Glance

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the Paris-based group representing 25 countries, has just released “Society at a Glance”, giving an overview and comparison of social trends and policy development within the group. These include the amount of hours engaged in paid and unpaid work, life-expectancy, cultural tolerance and more.

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Better Said with Pictures: A Waterfront Property for all Seasons

It’s not often that we get the opportunity to photograph one of our amazing properties during more than one season, but we were fortunate enough to get such an opportunity with this stunning Australian waterfront property in Macmasters Beach.

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Image of Newcastle Harbour from Quigley House, Stockton circa 1900

It’s not often in Australia that houses over 100 years old are still standing, but that’s the case for Quigley House, an elegant, Victorian estate built by the Catholic Church in 1897 as a Convent. That’s what makes this photo from circa 1900 all the more special. Taken from the upstairs verandahs of the front of the property you can see tall-ships galore in Newcastle Harbour, which themselves would now more likely to be found in a maritime museum.

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Luxury Real Estate News: 24 June 2010 Marquette Turner Luxury Homes eMagazine

In the 24 June 2010 luxury real estate news from Marquette Turner Luxury Homes, we feature a stunning new development in The Bahamas, look at why Turkey is worth looking at for property investment, and see which global markets grew the most in the first quarter of 2010. There’s also a feature on The Smarter City, see how you can turn trash into treasure, and a potato truffle soup recipe. There’s of course plenty of properties for sale too.

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