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这个房子适合投资吗？最后跟贴：原帖由休于 2008-3-24 14:46 发表 16,17楼是同一人吧,换着马甲说话,有必要吗? 16,17楼不会是卖房子的吧,如果误导了人家,可不太好最后发表：牛	招财猫 2008-3-16 12:08	212586	牛 2008-4-6 08:30
什么时候买投资房？（一句话答案）最后跟贴：原帖由 alyssa 于 2008-4-2 14:50 发表 03到现在没涨的房子，要是5年后再不涨，就是10没升值，想想可能不大哦。 10年不涨有什么稀奇？澳洲近2/30年各个城市都发生过，aldelaid和hobart在现在这次大长前有15年都没长最后发表：cgz	xyliu925 2008-3-18 08:24	222838	cgz 2008-4-2 20:34
超底利率房贷方法，是否可行？最后跟贴：在国内找代理商买房都可以做的实际上香港贷款的条件很苛刻但是如果是长期和他们合作的代理商条件可以放的很宽所以前提是一定要找国内的代理买新房呵呵最后发表：聆水过客	calvi 2008-3-19 23:10	71736	聆水过客 2008-4-1 17:37
没有在澳洲居住,是否也能在澳洲投资买房子? 最后跟贴：如果做香港贷款就不用那么麻烦了年利率才3个点左右超适合投资另外澳洲贷款手续也很简单国内的投资人士完全不成问题的最后发表：聆水过客	cindycs 2008-3-18 11:57	81756	聆水过客 2008-4-1 13:23
请问我买的房子住了1年半了，最近合同找不到了，影响大吗？最后跟贴：原帖由黑山老妖于 2008-4-1 11:52 发表 As evidence of purchase price when you dispose of the investment property. 嗯，有道理，谢谢。最后发表：lsyca	rainy118 2008-3-30 22:36	51823	lsyca 2008-4-1 11:59
请教买投资房的印花税是否也适用投资损失退税呢？最后跟贴：对最后发表：astina	lsyca 2008-3-28 21:57	41853	astina 2008-4-1 11:39
请问FIRST HOME GRANT问题？最后跟贴：原帖由 pal 于 2008-3-30 11:03 发表好像在settle后12个月内申请都可以的看看条款里面有没有 http://www.osr.nsw.gov.au/benefits/first_home/general/fhogs/ thanks 最后发表：matrix	matrix 2008-3-29 15:35	31672	matrix 2008-3-31 21:05
本周拍卖结果先知道最后跟贴：那还是说我提供的数据是最新的喽？我了解报纸的意思是：从周一24日到周六29日的清出率为82% 周六29日的拍卖清出率为63%，不知道对不对。另外，我不喜欢DOMAIN这个网站，很多REALESTATE上有的房子，它都没有。好多数据明显滞后很多。最后发表：redsummer	redsummer 2008-3-30 18:46	71721	redsummer 2008-3-30 20:15
有人知道strata title-group of 2这样的房子有什么弊端吗？最后跟贴：如题最后发表：mangopudding	mangopudding 2008-3-30 20:08	01426	mangopudding 2008-3-30 20:08
紧急咨询，请各位讨论最后跟贴：我来说一下， 1,如果是投资房，一般都选择 INTEREST ONLY,那么是MONTHLY REPAYMENT还好呢？还是 FORTNIGHTLY REPAYMENT? 只有monthly repyament. 最后发表：lsyca	redsummer 2008-3-25 09:04	182247	lsyca 2008-3-28 22:05
又一个人谬论，欢迎讨论最后跟贴：第一桶金很重要。如果没有横财，只好靠省吃俭用了最后发表：格美	redsummer 2008-3-25 17:11	51662	格美 2008-3-26 14:01
想出租房子最后跟贴：在NSW,BOND应该是交给FAIR TRADING,这是规定，中介不可能违法，但私人就难说了，自己往外租道理上也应该交（不包括SHARE）,不交的话出现矛盾房客告你就麻烦了学习了, 谢谢最后发表：zn7726	whsg_au 2008-2-22 21:13	162211	zn7726 2008-3-25 12:49
MY RPDATA的免费评估功能最后跟贴：这个东西不是很准的，不过可以借鉴一下，不要全信就是了最后发表：对酒当歌	applenet 2008-2-12 19:15	112026	对酒当歌 2008-3-24 12:35
Melbourne的south yarra投资房如何？最后跟贴：或者房龄比较旧的地方. 比如hawker park那里, punt road 往st kilda road,方向, 或者是在kensington st , 里面比较旧的apartment 或者flat. rental 是涨的比较厉害. 我在这里都住了差不多4年了, 房租从以前的220/w 一直升到了现在280/w, 因为我房子签得早, 所以才280. 现在签基本都需要300 左右了最后发表：ken993	丹儿 2008-2-11 16:00	163142	ken993 2008-3-21 00:26
利息又要长了 2 最后跟贴：http://www.residex.com.au/newsle ... mp;from=news0308aMC Will the RBA increase rates further? By JOHN EDWARDS This is a different question to whether they should. Even though the economy is slowing, my best guess is that we will see more rate rises. They will come from either the RBA or the Banks or both. I know previously I didn't believe this would be the outcome. My attitude has changed as the RBA seems to be more intent on keeping inflation in check than anything else. There are now new things happening in the economy which will cause inflation even as the economy slows. Oil prices are increasing significantly (this will flow into food and other goods and services), China is going to export inflation, there is wages pressure, and our dollar's growth is slowing and even currently falling in value. In the recent past its growth helped to protect us from inflationary pressures. The, "should they", is more interesting and for me the answer is no. It will be very easy for them (RBA) to overshoot and perhaps they already have. Sometimes we just have to have inflation. Their problem is that governments throughout the world, in my view, have made a fundamental mistake. They gave up the right to control who provided credit and focused on solely managing inflation using interest rates. In the current situation the blunt tool "interest rate management" can be simply too blunt. They had no method of managing specific asset bubbles. Manage one and impact on all. The stock market bubble needed management but they failed to act as they couldn't without impacting the total economy. Likewise, the housing bubble of a few years ago needed management and they largely failed in that process also because they had given away the tools on management. In fact, the US more clearly than our government failed dramatically. The tool they needed was simply to have control over who and on what basis a party was able to lend money and what capital was needed to be set aside for the particular risk a lender was taking. As a bubble grew the control should have been simply, increase the capital required to support the lending process. Yes, a form of credit control, still using interest rates but targeted to specific areas of a market. Interest rates for a product increase as lenders pass on the cost in increased capital required to support a lending activity. 最后发表：cgz	cgz 2008-3-16 11:47	01453	cgz 2008-3-16 11:47
利息又要长了 1 最后跟贴：http://www.news.com.au/dailytele ... 562-5013110,00.html More rates agony AUSTRALIAN homeowners and investors are facing more interest rate misery after the near collapse of American banking giant Bear Stearns yesterday. The US investment bank had to be given an emergency loan by rival JP Morgan, backed by the Federal Reserve, after it effectively ran out of cash becauseof a massive fall in the value of its investments. It had invested heavily in instruments linked to poor-quality mortgages in America, where defaults are soaring and house prices have fallen 12 per cent from their peak. As a result, the value of its investments plummeted. The news is likely to mean more rate hikes by Australian banks - independently to any RBA announcements - as they try to preserve their profits in the face of spiralling funding costs. Rory Robertson, interest rate strategist at Macquarie Bank, said: "Banks raise about half of the money they need from the wholesale markets, so they are directly exposed to events in the US. It's certainly possible we will see major banks raise rates again.'' The banks have already topped up the RBA's quarter-point rise by an average of 0.15 per cent in January and by another 0.10 per cent this month. "Lots of credit analysts are saying the cost of funds is rising by much more than that, so the banks may feel the need to raise rates again,'' Robertson said. "It's hard because households have already been hit by the biggest financial shock in 15 years - with rates up by 1.25 per cent in just seven months. That's a lot to swallow.'' Only last week the banks passed on more than the quarter-point rise announced by the RBA this month. ANZ, Commonwealth Bank and St George all passed on 0.35 per cent rises to mortgage customers, while Westpac hiked its rates by 0.3 per cent and NAB by 0.29 per cent. Investors also face a rocky week ahead, as fall-out from the Bear Stearns debacle prompts more panic selling. Nigel Littlewood, of the stockmarket newsletter The Rivkin Report, said: "There's more of this bad news to come, and everybody knows it. The problem is, nobody knows when it will stop. "As long as there's uncertainty out there, it will be very difficult for shares to rise. "A lot of carnage is already priced into the stock market, but there's so much fear around, it doesn't take much to spook the market even more. "The shock of such a big name falling victim to the credit crunch will probably drive stocks lower.'' Global stock markets are already 10 to 20 per cent down as a result of the credit crisis. The local market is down 25 per cent from its peak, with popular bank stocks - the staple of most super funds - down 35 per cent. Whatever action is taken by the banks of their own volition, economists say the Reserve Bank is unlikely to raise rates again because the economy is already showing signs of slowing. This should bring inflation back within the Reserve Bank's two to three per cent target range. Some economists are forecasting a sharp economic slowdown and even a recession in Australia as a tide of adverse economic forces hit our shores. A combination of rising interest rates for homeowners and businesses, a drop in consumer spending and falling exports because of our strong dollar - and America's economic slump - could all lead to a much more severe slowdown than the Reserve Bank had intended. AMP chief economist Shane Oliver said: "I think the RBA has overdone it. It should have waited to see the effect of the previous rises before hiking rates again.'' The pain of 12 successive rate rises is now clearly visible. House prices in Sydney are flat or falling in many areas, activity at auctions is slowing and last week consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in 15 years, according to the Westpac-Melbourne Institute study. 最后发表：cgz	cgz 2008-3-16 11:40	01754	cgz 2008-3-16 11:40
大家进来讨论一下房地产投资的要素和心得最后跟贴：原帖由 bulaohu 于 2008-1-31 17:17 发表不理解一下假设在2000年一栋在penrith的房子价值为50万，每年以5%的增值速度增长50年一栋2000年在Vaucluse的房子价值200万，每年以10%的增值速度增长50年房价差价为4倍 2050年的时候，penrith的房子将值 ... 30年前，MEL一区和三区的平均房价差10W。现在呢，80W。所以，我觉得位置是最重要。最后发表：bluesky721 ...2	Devil_Star 2008-1-30 22:49	495339	bluesky721 2008-3-15 00:13
怎样的Location才算是好的? 最后跟贴：确实太近了白天在外面听起来比较吵晚上就会很吵自住还是要慎重原帖由 JTCOOP 于 14/3/2008 13:24 发表我也去实地考察过在外边听起来还是比较吵的但是中介让我们去看房子的时候在屋子里听起来也没有什么声音 Freeway 是在房子的后面大概有50米但我知道的是Freeway两旁都有隔音板是把声音都向上走应 ... 最后发表：北风	JTCOOP 2008-3-14 13:50	82002	北风 2008-3-14 14:42
加拿大房价达历史最高峰华人炒房赚翻最后跟贴：原帖由 zn7726 于 2008-3-11 13:39 发表这位同学说话一向这个腔调最后发表：gandu	villa 2008-2-3 09:25	122579	gandu 2008-3-11 13:45
菜鸟请教：投资city的Apartment值得吗？最后跟贴：谢谢各位的建议~~~ 最后发表：sarajoan	sarajoan 2008-3-2 19:24	182529	sarajoan 2008-3-7 17:10
投资农场的前景最后跟贴：LS的都是强人, 我们连房子都还没弄清, 你们就谈地了最后发表：xingbu	error 2008-3-4 15:02	72000	xingbu 2008-3-6 15:41
Reserve Bank lifts interest rates利息又涨了！最后跟贴：May 最后发表：小辣椒	amu 2008-3-4 15:07	21411	小辣椒 2008-3-4 18:18
自住和投资最后跟贴：澳洲前任总理基廷在80年代曾经取消负扣税机制，当时是迫于房地产市场萧条的压力。后来是什么时候又开始实行负扣税？？最后发表：紫水晶	gongyi1971 2007-10-24 16:48	82034	紫水晶 2008-3-4 12:11
投资房贷款问题请教最后跟贴：以上谈的比较笼统，我是做房屋贷款的，请联系我好吗？MSN：xufeng1030@hotmail.com 电话：0433 799 353 最后发表：不请自来	kingfish 2008-2-19 11:43	21558	不请自来 2008-3-3 11:59
求助卖期房的问题？最后跟贴：想请教一下各位我去年买了一个期房，现在还没有到期。可是有点后悔想把房子卖掉。。请问这种情况下的卖房跟其他卖房一样吗？通过哪里卖比较好呢？还有，因为买了不到一年，这样如果房子卖了是不是tax很高呢？最后发表：lenarika	lenarika 2008-3-3 01:17	01442	lenarika 2008-3-3 01:17
新一代的悉尼人-地产投资角度最后跟贴：原帖由夢回唐朝于 20/2/2008 10:22 发表有一定的道理但还是不全面，悉尼南区的房子也没有说的那么好这几年起伏不定，我的观点是新移民到目前为止影响的只是租房市场，未来如何不可知，但供求不合理的状态是可以改变的，而不是有供求不合理的状态在房价就 ... 现在新移民过来一次性付清买unit或apartment的不少啊。最后发表：tobyzhl	applenet 2008-2-19 21:50	102188	tobyzhl 2008-3-2 12:12
购房的争执最后跟贴：看上去大家还是比较保守，那我来个积极的， 3年后房价上涨30%， 65万的涨到85万， 45万的才58万。明显是买大房有意义啊？呵呵，别拍我，闪。。。。最后发表：alyssa ...2	马六 2008-2-18 11:42	424526	alyssa 2008-3-1 21:29
Double rate rise---RBA's shock plan 最后跟贴：Double rate rise: RBA's shock plan Author: Tim Colebatch Date: February 25, 2008 Publication: The Age Financial markets have marked down another interest rate rise next month as a virtual certainty, after the Reserve Bank revealed it came close this month to delivering two rate rises at once. The minutes of the Reserve's board meeting on February 5 show it seriously debated lifting rates by half a percentage point in one hit - adding $100 a month to the cost of servicing the average new mortgage - to send Australians a signal about the seriousness of rising inflation. In the end, the Reserve board decided on the usual rate rise of 25 basis points, or a quarter of a percentage point. But the minutes added: "The judgement was finely balanced, and the board would continue to review whether policy was sufficiently restrictive to return inflation to the 2% to 3% target within a reasonable period." Among the reasons it held back was that "additional tightening could be implemented at the March and/or subsequent meetings as judged necessary". The Reserve has lifted its cash rate from 5.25% at the start of 2005 to 7% now. Another rise would add $50 a month to the cost of servicing a $250,000 mortgage, on top of rises of almost $400 a month from earlier rate hikes and higher bank margins. Last week , Reserve assistant governor Malcolm Edey warned that the official inflation rate was likely to rise to 4% in the current quarter. He predicted that even without further interest rate rises, the economy would slow rapidly, with growth excluding the farm and mining sectors falling to 2.5% by December this year and to 2.25% by mid-2009. Further rate rises would imply an even sharper slowdown, with rising unemployment and business failures. Markets last week took the Reserve at its word, lifting the odds of another rate rise last Tuesday week to 90%. One bank warning there could be a series of rises ahead, pushing the standard mortgage rate close to 10%. ABN Amro bank economists Felicity Emmett and Kieran Davies argued the Reserve could deliver another three interest rate rises, unless a financial market meltdown got in the way. They also predicted that banks would lift their interest margins again - putting rates up independently of any action by the Reserve - following big write-offs of bad loans by ANZ and others. Analysts agreed that the minutes, released under the Reserve's new openness policy, underlined that the bank now saw itself at war with inflation, and it was prepared to impose a lot of pain to get it back under control. Dr Edey yesterday cited national accounts figures as evidence that wage growth has accelerated to a trend level of more than 5%. But more authoritative figures today will test that view, when the Bureau of Statistics releases its wage price index. Conflicting evidence on wage growth emerged yesterday. The Melbourne Institute released a survey reporting that hourly wages rose just 2.9% in the year to February, in line with their average since 2000. But a small business survey for the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry reported wage growth at the highest levels in 12 years of the survey. Australia's interest rates are already the highest in any developed country other than Iceland and New Zealand. 最后发表：木偶先生	木偶先生 2008-2-28 15:37	01453	木偶先生 2008-2-28 15:37
别忘了这周日买SUN HEARLD 2008 PROPERTY GUIDE(更新！Domain电子报告已经出来了) 最后跟贴：Domain电子报告已经出来了, 大家可以去下载了，地址在我上面的贴里面加上了。最后发表：applenet	applenet 2008-2-15 23:20	41942	applenet 2008-2-27 15:51
自住房转投资房时,要告诉ATO吗? 最后跟贴：不要,只需自己做好纪录,等ATO查你. 最后发表：休	killarney 2008-2-26 17:04	11528	休 2008-2-26 20:55
请问有没有好的COVENANCE介绍啊?(MEL) 最后跟贴：是在找律师吗?房产交易的? 最后发表：sdly69	LeoStep 2008-2-13 17:06	31871	sdly69 2008-2-23 12:19
Does this one looks alright? 最后跟贴：原帖由黑山老妖于 2008-2-7 15:23 发表 For units you don't really need to do a pest/building inspection. But make sure you do a strata search. 老妖能不能解释一下UNIT为什么不用做pest/building inspection? 如果想找人看一下水管,电线的铺设情况,该找谁呢? 最后发表：matrix	xyliu925 2008-2-7 09:02	141905	matrix 2008-2-21 14:25
大家看看这个房子能买到多少钱？周六拍卖最后跟贴：原帖由 patrickzhu 于 2008-2-21 12:11 发表楼主会去参加拍卖吗？想去看看。现在还不知道有没有时间，很想去，比较想知道这个Townhouse的价钱，不过我估计不会超过64万，因为隔壁19号的地大一些，只卖了63万5。不过拍卖的结果很难预料，哈哈。最后发表：amu	amu 2008-2-21 11:42	21699	amu 2008-2-21 12:33
大家看看这个房子能买到多少钱？周六拍卖最后跟贴：4房的Townhouse，隔壁19号去年底刚卖的，卖了63万5，不过4号的3房的Townhouse也是去年底卖的，卖了63万7。本周六拍卖，大家估计看这个能卖多少？ http://www.realestate.com.au/cgi ... w&tm=1203553746 最后发表：amu	amu 2008-2-21 11:38	01321	amu 2008-2-21 11:38
Rent crisis forces urgent action 最后跟贴：Author: Jason Dowling Date: February 19, 2008 Publication: The Age (subscribe) The State Government has announced new fast-track home building rules as Melbourne rents jump 12.7% in just 12 months. The rent rise is more than double the previous year's increase and almost three times the average annual increase over the past eight years. The increase has pushed the proportion of rental properties that can be afforded by low-income earners down to just 25.2% - the lowest rate in eight years, the Victorian Office of Housing rental report for the September 2007 quarter shows. The rental crisis has become so critical that federal, state and territory housing ministers will meet in Sydney on Wednesday to discuss the problem. Rental vacancies across Melbourne are at just 1.4%, while the average vacancy rate for the period 2000-05 was 3.6%. The surge in rent comes as the State Government moves to ease red tape for new homes. Planning Minister Justin Madden said proposed new laws would reclassify residential zones into three categories: "substantial change zone", "incremental change zone" and "limited change zone". These would replace the old residential zone one, two and three and are aimed at allowing councils to make faster housing development decisions. "These new reforms will make a big difference to councils, giving them the tools they need to manage development and change in their municipalities," Mr Madden said in a written statement. People living in a "substantial change zone", could see a rapid increase in housing and changes in style. Opposition planning spokesman Matthew Guy said the proposed changes were an admission of failure for the Government's planning blueprint, Melbourne 2030. Meanwhile, the Victorian Office of Housing rental report blamed tight supply for the sharp increase in Melbourne rents. The biggest rent rises were in inner-Melbourne, up 13.3% to $340 a week. Southern Melbourne jumped 13.2% to $300 a week and north-east Melbourne is up 13% to $260. For the September quarter, rents increased by another 2.6% across Melbourne. Kate Colvin from the Victorian Council of Social Service said the figures showed that the crisis in affordable housing was getting worse. "With the state budget coming up in May we are hoping the Government will make a solid commitment to affordable rental housing," she said. "There is a particular issue for singles - it's very, very expensive to get a one-bedroom apartment, even in public housing where the bulk of public housing is focused on families," she said. Housing Minister Richard Wynne's spokeswoman, Manika Naidoo, said "rising rents are a complex problem and need to be handled on a national basis". "The minister is meeting federal, state and territory housing ministers this week to start working on the national rental affordability scheme to put 50,000 affordable homes onto the market and make sure Victoria gets its fair share," she said. Raising the roof - Rents across Melbourne up 12.7% in 12 months - Inner Melbourne up 13.3% to $340 per week - Southern Melbourne up 13.2% to $300 per week - North-eastern Melbourne up 13% to $260 per week - Median three-bed house rent across Melbourne up 14.9% to $260 per week - Vacancy rate for Melbourne of 1.4% compared with 3.6% for 2000-05 Proposed new residential zones for Victoria - Substantial change zone: Promotes significant increase in new dwellings - Incremental change zone: Respects existing neighbourhood character - Limited change zone: Recognises specific characteristics to be protected SOURCE: VICTORIAN OFFICE FOR HOUSING, DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 最后发表：木偶先生	木偶先生 2008-2-19 17:48	01284	木偶先生 2008-2-19 17:48
Investors' housing splurge 最后跟贴：Author: Tim Colebatch Date: February 19, 2008 Publication: The Age (subscribe) Rental investors have swarmed back into Victoria's housing market, borrowing almost 30% more funds last year to snap up what they saw as bargains, and pushing aside first home buyers as prices soared. Australian Bureau of Statistics figures just released show that rental investors borrowed $15.6 billion in 2007 to buy existing homes in Victoria: 29.4% more than a year earlier, and 10 times the amount they borrowed in 1995. With investors last year offered a one-off opportunity to put $1 million into superannuation tax-free, experts including then treasurer Peter Costello and Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens predicted investors would move money out of housing into superannuation. Yet in the end, they found enough money for both. Any shift out of housing was overwhelmed by the shift into it, as investors sought to capitalise on forecasts of a rent surge due to housing construction falling well behind the growth in Melbourne's population. It was a similar story in Brisbane and Adelaide, and to some extent, even in Sydney. After three years in which investment in rental housing fell or remained flat, except in Western Australia, last year it reignited — and taking housing prices with it. At national level, lending to rental investors buying existing homes shot up 18% last year to a record $75.4 billion. Yet borrowing by investors to build new housing shrank for the second year in a row. Only one in every 12 dollars lent to investors was used to build something. The bureau estimates that housing prices rose 18% in Melbourne and 12% nationally over the year to December. The Real Estate Institute of Victoria reported a 23% rise in Melbourne's median price. The victims were first home buyers. In 2005 and 2006, as investors retreated and prices stabilised, young buyers had come back into the market. The number of properties financed by first home buyers shot up 45% in just two years, from 90,029 in 2004 to 130,357 in 2006. But last year that momentum went flat. The number of first home buyers financed rose just 4% to 135,252. The amount they received rose 8% to $31.6 billion, less than 40% of the amount lent to investors. Until the mid-90s, lending to the two groups was roughly similar. Victoria was only slightly better. The number of loans to first home buyers rose just 6% to 34,807, while the amount lent climbed 10% to $7.8 billion, just under half the amount lent to investors. But Victoria does have slightly more than its share of first home buyers, and a lower share of property investors. At national level, borrowing by owner-occupiers in general to buy existing real estate rose by 14% to $112 billion, the third year in a row of rapid growth. But in the previous two years, first home buyers accounted for roughly half the growth in lending. Last year, it came overwhelmingly from people who had sold one home to buy another. Demand in Melbourne has remained strong so far this year, although Saturday's auctions showed the first signs of faltering. Faced with the first big day of the year, with 596 properties under the hammer, the clearance rate dropped to 73%, its lowest level since 2006. Real Estate Institute chief executive Enzo Raimondo cautioned that it was too early to conclude that the market was losing steam. But next weekend the number of properties for auction will double again to 1120, which really will test buyers' appetites. While building approvals in Victoria rose 11% year on year in the six months to December, it will take time before they start to reduce the housing shortage that has built up — even if they all go ahead. Standard variable mortgage rates have risen since August from just over 8% to roughly 9%, and the Reserve Bank is expected to raise rates at least once and possibly twice in the next three months. If both interest rates go ahead, it would increase the cost of servicing a typical $250,000 loan by roughly $250 a month. Investor activity peaked in the June quarter of 2007, but even in the second half of the year, borrowing by investors was still 20% higher than a year earlier. It was the first time since 2003 that investors have increased their share of the market. 最后发表：木偶先生	木偶先生 2008-2-19 17:46	01350	木偶先生 2008-2-19 17:46
房地产市场是否还是一样火爆？最后跟贴：最近地产市场很静是不争的事实，到了顶峰就要回落是自然规律，墨尔本今年不大可能再现去年的辉煌。最后发表：HNREN ...2	黑山老妖 2008-2-16 21:34	384213	HNREN 2008-2-18 23:44
DOMAIN的新投资功能最后跟贴：价格差太多了！~ 最后发表：zhendeya	applenet 2008-2-17 18:09	111913	zhendeya 2008-2-18 22:13
有TX知道推掉旧的HOUSE，造TOWNHOUSE的具体程序吗？最后跟贴：原帖由 flashprincess 于 2008-2-14 21:37 发表谢谢版主！HOUSE所在的街上已经有建好的两层TOWNHOUSE了。我正在看COUNCIL的网站，上面好像没有DEVELOPMENT页，有的是Planning and building页，不知道所需的信息是否在里面。请问一下DCP和LEP是什么意思？另外如 ... 可不可以建TOWNHOUSE不是你我说了算的，得看看高度，层数限制和FSR(FLOOR SPACE RATIO）等而定，就是说高密度区可能行，但是低密度区就不行。一切通过了，还得做广告通知邻居，有两个以上反对意见的，得开CONCILIATION MEETING, 麻烦；最后如果COUNCIL不批，还可以去LAND & ENVIRONMENT COURT告他们。 DCP是DEVELOPMENT CONTROL PLAN, LEP是LOCAL ENVIR0NMENT PLAN，DCP由地方政府制定，LEP由STATE GOV 按地域炮制。价钱不同区不同，我不敢贸然给意见。最后发表：Devil_Star	flashprincess 2008-2-13 21:09	162420	Devil_Star 2008-2-15 00:52
有没有好的会计(地产投资)介绍啊(悉尼) 最后跟贴：先谢了最后发表：jamyi	jamyi 2008-2-14 17:02	01174	jamyi 2008-2-14 17:02