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Hot Property: The biggest property headlines from week 10–14 June

Hot Property: The biggest property headlines from week 10–14 June
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The biggest real estate news – the week ending 16 June 2024

The biggest real estate news – the week ending 16 June 2024
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Housing affordability improves for the first time since 2021: REIA

There was an uptick in housing affordability in several states recently but the number of first home buyers declined, according to new figures.

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Australia s largest tenancy database s virtual manager service breached renter s privacy, information watchdog finds

The Australian Information Commissioner found TICA's controversial "virtual manager" service, which allows real estate agents to track tenants indefinitely, was subject to the same restrictions as the company's formal tenancy blacklist.

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Aussies looking to make green home upgrades can now apply for low-cost loans

Installing energy-saving upgrades like rooftop solar and home batteries are now a lot more financially viable for many Australians, thanks to a new government initiative.

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