Is property still a good investment?
The stock market has got the jitters and credit is tight. But those in the know say the South East property market is still stable ground. Tell us what you think.
View ArticleNew housing centre opens with a promise of more social housing
It's taken some time but the new housing and families centre has opened in Mount Gambier amid a social housing building boom to slash waiting lists
View ArticleReport highlights cheaper land prices
The latest Housing Industry Association residential land market report lists south-east South Australia as the fourth least expensive area in Australia to buy a block.
View ArticleBeach house fetches record $1.25m
A beachfront property in Robe has sold for a record price of $1.25 million.
View ArticleSA moving to six-star energy houses
South Australian Urban Development and Planning Minister Paul Holloway says all new SA housing will need to be six-star energy rated from September.
View ArticleMurraylands among Australia's cheapest land
Land in South Australia's Murraylands has been ranked among the nation's cheapest.
View ArticleBuying a house in SA gets harder
A report shows housing affordability in Adelaide has fallen by more than 25 per cent in the 12 months to June.
View ArticleOverseas investors driving up regional house prices
A report by the Housing Industry Association and the Commonwealth Bank shows a 17 per cent decline in housing affordability in regional South Australia over the past 12 months.
View ArticleSA regional house prices drop
The Real Estate Institute of South Australia says the uncertainty of the federal election is to blame for a small drop in the price of houses in country South Australia.
View ArticleHousing cuts anger unions
A South Australian Government decision to sell housing and axe rental subsidies for some police, teachers and health professionals has angered unions.
View ArticleHousing sector needs eco incentives: Property Council
The Property Council says more incentives are needed for South Australians to build eco-friendly housing. But the State Government says more subsidies are not the way to go.
View ArticleSA Report June 2011: Late Afternoons panel on regional economy
Tune into Late Afternoons with Annette Marner from 4pm today to hear what our expert panel has to say about South Australia's regional economy. Is it prosperous or not? They give us their opinions and...
View ArticleEconomist: Local governments stunt growth
Travelling the globe collecting research on the world's most successful housing markets and population growth strategies, he concluded in one visit that Mount Gambier was 'rather unlikely to grow much...
View ArticleConfidence returning to regional housing market
There are signs South Australia's regional housing market is catching up after years of hardship.
View ArticleRegional house prices bouncing back
The Real Estate Institute of South Australia says the long-suffering regional housing market is starting to see a rise in prices.
View ArticleBetter housing outlook forecast for regions
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) says regional centres, particularly larger country towns, are set to benefit from a modest housing recovery.
View ArticleData reveals strong regional rental markets
Several regional areas in South Australia, including the mid-north, Upper Spencer Gulf and Riverland, are showing signs of strong rental markets, performing better than the state average.
View Article'Steady growth' forecast for regional housing
The Real Estate Institute of South Australia expects forecast interest rate cuts this year will help the state's regional housing market to improve.
View ArticleRegional SA house prices take a hit
Housing analysts say there are signs the industry could turn around, after regional South Australia was found to be the worst performer in a national survey of house prices.
View ArticleRegional housing sector improves
The latest quarterly Real Estate Institute of South Australia (REISA) figures show an improving regional property market - a trend which is expected to continue into the next year.
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