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New Queensland Legislation limits the frequency of rent increases

From 1 July 2023, rent may only be increased once every 12 months, for all new and existing tenancies.
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New housing promised for Sunshine Coast's essential workers

New QBuild depot scheduled for the Sunshine Coast, promising new housing to attract more critical workers to remote parts of the state.
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Have Sunshine Coast rental prices reached their peak?

Signs of a slight improvement have emerged for Sunshine Coast tenants, with rents having stabilised a little over the May 2023 Quarter.
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Which direction are Sunshine Coast property prices headed?

The Property Tribune speculates on the direction of the Sunshine Coast House Price & Rental Prices based on new data released by PropTrack and CoreLogic.
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Where are properties selling fastest across Queensland and Australia?

With property prices edging higher nationally and buyer demand remaining resilient, new data has revealed homes are selling faster than they were pre-pandemic.
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Sunshine Coast property prices are on the way up - but for how long?

The positive shift in the median property values across the Sunshine Coast continued last month, indicating that the region's values may have surpassed the trough.
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Sunshine Coast Real Estate Agency Reaps Annual Awards

First National Real Estate Coastal was proud to receive a number of awards at the annual General Excellence & Marketing Awards this year
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New minimum housing standards to be implemented in all Queensland tenancies from 1 September 2023

The new minimum housing standards for Queensland tenancies are designed to ensure that rental properties meet certain basic requirements in terms of safety, security, and functionality.
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Green light for new Maroochydore car park

Following a competitive tender process, council has agreed for Walker Maroochydore Developments Pty Ltd to appoint Hutchinson Builders to design and construct an eight-storey multi-deck car park in the Maroochydore City Centre.
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Rail Links, Higher Densities Figure in Sunshine Coast’s Future

The Sunshine Coast Council is preparing to welcome 520,000 new residents by 2041, identifying sites for development and a new rail line.

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