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• 2013
  •   May
    • LJ Hooker Boosts China and Asia focus with increased partnership with Juwai.com
    • LJ Hooker pioneers kids’ social media apps and new website
    • Rental property prices in Perth show slight growth in March quarter
    • Three reasons to live in a rental property see more
    • First time buyers let down by budget
    • The pros and cons of going to auction
    • Improvements in South Australia residential property lending
    • Regional property investment opportunities on the horizon
    • Budget disappoints property industry players
    • Residential property buyers paying high amounts of tax, says RP Data
    • What is a fixed rate home loan?
    • Survey shows residential property price confidence high
    • LJ Hooker continues its global expansion
    • Infrastructure investment to benefit residential property owners
    • 'Urgent action' needed to address residential property shortages, says HIA
    • Confidence in residential property market strong
    • The importance of conducting a final inspection
    • Two thirds of investment property owners report negative gearing
    • Rental properties in demand in major Queensland regions
    • Ripples continue from cash rate cut for residential property
    • Residential property construction declines as retail rises in Melbourne
    • Cash injection will 'ease stress' for rental property market
    • First time buyers let down by Victorian budget, says REIV
    • Real estate institutes predict positive effects for residential property market
    • Banks begin to drop rates after RBA cash rate cut
    • Property development key to economy - report
    • RBA cash rate cut to benefit those buying a house
    • Price of buying a house in Melbourne on the rise
    • First quarter residential property approvals break trend
    • Residential property market in Perth 'returns to normal'
    • Sydneysiders must accept residential property development
    • Boom in residential property approvals in NT
    • Residential properties selling quickly in Brisbane
    • Rise in Victorian rental property vacancy rates in April
    • New residential property sales regained ground in March
    • Slight dip in residential property values in April
    • Six 'cold, hard facts' for residential properties
    • Some support for first time buyer grant reforms
    • Investment property laws 'unreasonable' in ACT
    • Build more residential properties - Urban Taskforce
    • Changes to first time buyer grant not welcomed by everyone
    • Election year may bring promises for property market
    • Wise winter warming
    • LJ Hooker appoints new WA Manager
    • Effective property management
    • Pet friendly properties popular
    • Winter garden preparation
    • Buy with an LJ Hooker Home Loan
    • What's my home worth?
    • Stop your bank balance falling along with the temperature
    • Good vs bad debt
  •   April
    • Moving from a rental property to a home
    • Study finds rental properties unaffordable for some
    • Boosts for first time buyers to help construction sector
    • REINSW requests rethink of first time buyer incentives see more
    • Rural property owners to benefit through Rescue Reef program
    • 'Higher demand' for detached residential properties
    • Queensland offers 'firm' gross rental yields for property investment
    • Negative gearing with an investment property
    • Demand for residential properties grows in outer Melbourne
    • Residential property commencements down in fourth quarter
    • Residential property value growths 'unlikely to be maintained'
    • Doing your research when buying a house
    • Councils promote buying a house in regional Victoria
    • Residential property market helps drive sentiment high
    • Home loans for buying a house up in Victoria
    • Selling a house the creative way
    • Rural property owners can 'co-exist with industry'
    • Mortgage report highlights optimism in residential property
    • Fair Work Bill 'may harm' property industry
    • First time buyers 'hit hard by NSW reforms'
    • Older residential property owners 'happiest'
    • Sydney planning proposals offer residential real estate opportunities
    • Residential property loans regain some lost ground
    • Industry watchers evaluate new residential property data
    • What a first time buyer needs to know about pre-approvals
    • CEO Georg Chmiel appoint to Board of Directors
    • Property investment 'key element of Geelong growth'
    • Young Australians dominate rental market in Victoria
    • EcoDensity scheme recommended for Sydney
    • Television shows misrepresenting home renovations
    • Victorian homes selling for more in March quarter
    • Perth - the city for investors
    • The place of differential rates on the farm
    • Hundreds of homes likely to sell by auction this weekend
    • TLC - tender lawn care
    • Rental prices on the rise across the country
    • Construction on Townsville residential project begins
    • What is stamp duty?
    • Solar energy savings in the home
    • Australian property lures Canadian investors
    • More Australians eligible for interest-free loans for household purchases
    • Are you aware of your local sustainability programs?
    • Energy savings on the horizon for Tasmanian home owners
    • Sunshine Coast councils step up investment incentives
    • Improvements to NSW Home Warranty Scheme suggested in reforms
    • Four times as many Victorians injured at home as in car accidents
    • Small home alternatives boost Northern Territory building approvals
    • The facts on material facts
    • Performance Construction Index down in March
    • Dream homes - what we really want
    • Australian builders optimistic for growth in construction sector
    • End of 2012 strong for housing completions in Sydney
    • Working smoke alarms make for a safer home
    • South Australian residential real estate approvals rise
    • Building approvals on the rise in Victoria
    • Melbourne auction market heats up
    • Affordability improves for Victorian homeowners
    • Conditions improve for Melbourne homebuyers
    • Capital city house prices jump 2.8 per cent
    • Interest rate hold may signal property comeback
    • No mortgage relief for Aussie homeowners
    • Perth house prices reach new record high
    • Queensland first time buyers react to homeownership scheme
    • Is Barbie's new dreamhouse going to be in Australia?
    • LJ Hooker slashes fixed rate
    • Insure your investment adequately
    • Empty house advantage
    • Talk to us
    • Time to move on real estate
    • First buyers ready to commit
    • Now is bargain buying time
  •   March
    • Mornington Peninsula auctions beckon
    • Buying a house in Tasmania becoming more affordable
    • Perth residential real estate developments reach milestones
    • NT residential real estate developments under review see more
    • Reshaping the nation's capital
    • Melbourne's western suburbs receive transport boost
    • Northern Territory mining projects may attract property investment
    • Warragul residents receive public transport boost
    • NSW rural property owners given more power
    • Mary Valley rural property auctions ignite buyer interest
    • Melbourne auction market enjoys 'boom' time
    • 2013 outlook favourable for property market
    • NSW mid-coast areas declared natural disaster zones
    • Homeownership now more affordable than ever
    • What buyers want
    • Hospital redevelopment kicks off in Campbelltown
    • Melbourne prepares for massive auction weekend
    • Victoria's rural property life receives health boost
    • Albury: An attractive location for property investment?
    • Sydney to change shape over next 20 years
    • Queenslanders saving more cash from government policies
    • Rental squeeze continues in Perth
    • Melbourne to receive world's 19th tallest building
    • Melbourne house prices record 'significant' five-year growth
    • Auction boom continues in Melbourne
    • Sydney centres to undergo urban renewal
    • Sydney to receive 171,700 new homes
    • Doncaster rail line earmarked for Melbourne's east
    • More South Australians commit to real estate purchases
    • Mary Valley rural properties prepare for auction
    • QLD first time buyers receive helping hand
    • Melton residents to receive new sports reserve
    • 2013: A positive year for residential real estate
    • House prices steadily climb nationwide
    • Lower Hunter needs 75,000 new homes
    • Sunbury welcomes $5.9m sporting boost
    • High-rise living the solution for Sydney's 'property affordability'
    • Perth house prices rise as population 'booms'
    • Melbourne's million-dollar suburbs
    • Creating an inviting and fresh entrance
    • Melbourne auction market to return to high levels
    • Sydney receives affordable housing boost
    • Queensland property sales at healthy levels
    • Sydney's house values returning to "traditional levels"
    • Melbourne tipped for auction 'peak'
    • Housing approvals on the rise in NSW
    • Stabilising interest rates provides confidence boost
    • Home building conditions improve for QLD buyers
    • Western Downs residents eligible for flood recovery assistance
    • Victorian residential property figures 'best in Australia'
    • Public transport boost for Rowville residents
    • Gold Coast marine project to attract commercial property investment?
    • NSW residential property approvals rise
    • Interest rates remain steady at 3%
    • Melbourne auction market shines
    • QLD first time buyer scheme unveiled at Brisbane home show
    • Make your first impression last
    • New home building improves
    • South Australian home buyers make reappearance
    • Melbourne beckons property buyers
  •   February
    • First time buyer grants stimulate interest in TAS
    • Multimillion-dollar health boost for Geelong
    • Community boost for far north Queensland
    • Confidence returns to Melbourne's real estate market see more
    • QLD welcomes long distance public transport boost
    • GBCA argues for sustainable buildings push
    • Public transport to become cheaper in QLD
    • Melbourne auction market gains momentum
    • Downsizing may provide income boost
    • Newcastle revamp may attract property investment
    • Sydney housing approvals enjoy ten-year high
    • Buyers emerge in the Gold Coast and Tweed regions
    • New cyclone shelter opens in Tully
    • South-east QLD receives housing boost
    • House sales jump in Queensland
    • Perth property investment looking more attractive
    • Western Sydney infrastructure upgrade supports growing community
    • REIQ: More people buying a house in Queensland
    • Consumer confidence to drive VIC property recovery
    • Rental availability hits one-year high in Albury
    • QLD primary producers eligible for assistance
    • SA rental market remains steady
    • Coffs Harbour the easiest place to rent in NSW
    • First time buyers emerge in droves in the NT
    • Sydney rental property vacancies rise
    • Auction market improves in Melbourne
    • Health boost for regional Victoria
    • LJ Hooker Home Loans moves on fixed rate
    • Sydney residential properties earmarked for disabled people
    • Residential real estate building opens in South Australia
    • Home building commitments improve in December
    • Gold Coast apartment market 'booming'
    • SA lobbies for mandatory real estate licensing
    • New DVD to help non-English speaking tenants
    • Tasmania set to become an investment hotspot?
    • Auction market improves in the lead up to Labour Day
    • QLD government to ease the property buying process
    • WA homeowners warned against scam
    • Melbourne auction market gains momentum
    • Flood assistance seminars for QLD homeowners
    • Consumer confidence drives property recovery
    • Perth's first time buyers boost property market
    • New home building booms in Queensland
    • House prices on the rise
    • HIA calls on banks to slash interest rates
    • Two new schools open in the ACT
    • Property market set to improve in 2013
    • VIC residential construction sector enjoys 'boom time'
    • Moreton Bay to welcome billion-dollar transport boost
    • Property recovery on the horizon
    • Auction market returns for 2013
    • Regional West Australians to receive technology boost
    • New home sales spike nationwide
    • QLD tenants lent a helping hand
    • Spring the best time to sell-up
    • 2013 is the time to list and sell
    • December rate helped market spring into 2013
    • Perfect property presentation is the key to selling
    • Sydney Home Values 'Through the roof'
    • Legal scenarios kept to a minimum
    • Who are you investing in?
    • We know how time can fly!
    • A question of how much
    • Build wealth when you know your home’s value
  •   January
    • Sydney Olympic park development progresses
    • Health boost for regional West Australians
    • Pakenham transport boost welcomed by locals
    • Tasmanians urged to take the property plunge see more
    • Western Australia: An economic driver
    • Melbourne welcomes house price growth
    • More housing options for West Australians
    • Consumer sentiment sitting on a high
    • Residential real estate bubble 'unlikely to burst'
    • Rentals to become more affordable in Victoria?
    • Queensland agricultural sector to benefit from rate cuts
    • Residential development earmarked for Docklands
    • Northern Territory housing estate may attract property investment
    • WA first time buyers emerge in droves
    • Regional West Australians benefit from $43.4m health boost
    • 'More rental property available' in Sydney
    • Pilbara development beckons
    • Broome buyers to welcome land release
    • Uranium mining may boost property investment in Queensland
    • RBA tipped to cut interest rates in March
    • Queenslanders more confident about property investment
    • Queensland property investment surges
    • Buying an investment property in Melbourne?
    • South Australian property market outlook for 2013 'positive'
    • Selling through auction or private treaty
    • Confidence needed to drive property recovery
    • Property sector to improve in 2013
    • Sunshine Coast University Hospital to create thousands of jobs
    • LJ Hooker Helps Bushfire Recovery
    • First time buyers guide available for Victorians
    • Residential property the biggest contributor to wealth
    • Gold Coast receives public transport boost
    • Stamp duty relief may drive property recovery
    • More NSW residents buying new homes
    • Alert signs installed in the Dandenong Ranges
    • Rockingham residents benefit from sewerage project
    • Australian house prices to 'remain steady'
    • More Aussies snap up new homes
    • House prices set to improve in 2013
    • Geraldton infrastructure improvements may attract property investment
    • Mortgage relief 'on the horizon'
    • Country WA receives $13m cash injection
    • Victoria emerges as a buyers' market in 2013
    • Queensland welcomes $60m childhood education boost
    • Rental property 'to become more popular'
    • Residential property values rise in Sydney
    • Sydney residential real estate tipped for 2013 recovery
    • All good things...
    • Property Investment Managers save the day
    • Water wise
    • Survey suggests pet-landlord partnership can work
    • Affordable apartments are the new Australian dream
    • Invest in your garden and watch your investment grow
    • Have you tried our cutting edge VR codes yet?
    • How to buy best in 2013
• 2012
  •   December
    • Overseas migration stimulates housing sector
    • South Australia: A buyer's market
    • To buy or to rent?
    • Pilbara land release to provide more housing options see more
    • Public transport boost for Moreton Bay residents
    • Four new schools earmarked for Western Australia
    • Sydney's northern suburbs receive $1.1bn health boost
    • Rental demand surges in Sydney
    • Property recovery in sight for Melbourne
    • Perth welcomes $298m public transport boost
    • Best property markets revealed
    • Karratha property hits the market
    • NSW government unveils plans for new Sydney communities
    • Tasmania welcomes first home owners boost
    • Property listings surge during November
    • Regional Queensland: A profitable investment
    • Tips to boost your chances of a property sale
    • Karratha residents welcome hospital upgrade
    • Paying off the mortgage 'an Aussie dream'
    • $32m traffic boost for South Hedland
    • Queensland home building booms
    • Perth housing project to boost inner-city living options
    • Julia Gillard urges banks to pass on rate cut
    • Reserve Bank slashes cash rate to 3%
    • Road safety boost for Perth's northern suburbs
    • Queensland: an affordable property market
    • South Australian new home sales spike
    • Spring selling season draws to a close in Melbourne
    • Stage two of Carlton housing redevelopment opens to public
    • House prices increase across the nation
    • Initial condition report is vital for a landlord’s position
    • Come home smartly with an LJ Hooker Home Loan
    • Clean sweep at end of tenancy
    • How does your garden grow?
    • Investing in a holiday
    • Apartments are a popular property investment
    • Is 2013 the year of your own home?
    • Managing your property investment with LJ Hooker
    • Burglar proofing your home
    • Now is a great time to invest
    • Introducing LJ Hooker Home Loans
  •   November
    • Spring selling season closes with a bang
    • New home sales surge
    • Residential property building increases across Australia
    • Housing affordability increases in Victoria see more
    • Chinese investment could drive up property demand in the Northern Territory
    • Housing affordability improves across the board
    • Social media becomes a valuable real estate platform
    • Sydney, Perth and Queensland to lead property recovery
    • Public transport boost for regional Victorians
    • Auction versus private sales
    • Darwin needs 'more residential property'
    • Perth urban renewal project reaches milestone
    • 13,400 hectares to be developed in the Kimberley
    • $43m Fitzroy housing project opens
    • Sydney vacancy rates plummet
    • Reserve Bank tipped to hold interest rates
    • Queensland housing market heads for an upturn
    • Property market conditions improve in Melbourne
    • Mary Valley land to hit the auction market
    • Melbourne auction hotspots revealed
    • Perth's northern suburbs welcome $240m public transport boost
    • Australia's most affordable suburbs revealed
    • Property buying trends revealed
    • Telecommunications boost for rural West Australians
    • RBA tips residential construction surge
    • 800 apartments flood Melbourne property market
    • Vacancy rates improve in Adelaide
    • Queensland housing approvals increase
    • Melbourne spring auctions heat up
    • New South Wales housing unit to meet property demand
    • Regional Queensland a property hotspot
    • Mining towns boast highest property growth
    • Melbourne enjoys spring auction boom
    • Law Society launches property buying and selling guides
    • New South Wales swimming pool legislation change
    • House prices increase spike around the country
    • Interest rates remain on hold
    • Regional Western Australia welcomes workers housing boost
    • Housing initiative to relieve pressure off South Hedland housing sector
    • Victorian first time buyers to benefit from stamp duty cuts
    • Mildura redevelopment to boost economy
    • Investment opportunities in Gold Coast tourism project
    • Should I rent or buy?
    • Homeowners lock in low interest rates
    • Melbourne auction boom to continue
    • Geelong housing project to attract property investment
    • National housing recovery takes a dip
    • Victorian home building surges
    • Western Australia housing recovery on the horizon
    • Making money out of country
    • Property has place in SMSF portfolio
    • In the blink of an eye
    • Investors build wealth on back of asset value
    • Kickstart your successful sale with a property appraisal
    • Question about showing off
    • Come home smartly with an LJ Hooker Home
    • Hints for keeping cool over a long hot summer
    • Exclusive to LJ Hooker: VR codes
  •   October
    • Brisbane property investment hotspot revealed
    • South Australian new home sales surge
    • Housing approvals fast-tracked in New South Wales
    • Western Australia gas project to benefit thousands see more
    • Buyers emerge for Melbourne's auction boom
    • Regional accommodation boost for Western Australia
    • Gold Coast set to become investment hotspot
    • Queensland property reforms met with praise
    • NBN rollout makes its way to Queensland
    • Northern Territory employment opportunities to attract investment
    • Regional property market picks up in South Australia
    • Bumper auction weekend in store for Melbourne
    • New home building recovery forecast around the country
    • Green spaces top property decider
    • New South Wales property sector shake-up
    • Queensland introduces reforms to real estate sector
    • Perth real estate market remains steady
    • Confidence returns to housing market
    • New South Wales rental market tightens
    • Melbourne auction results suggest market upturn
    • Coral Bay receives $17.4m housing boost
    • Queensland rental market tightens
    • Spring in the step of Melbourne house buyers
    • $300m Circular Quay development moves forward
    • Government delivers more affordable housing
    • Regeneration project underway in Perth
    • First time buyer market strengthens in Perth
    • Government releases final land at Bushlark Grove
    • Regional Victoria receives housing boost
    • More Australians signing up for home loans
    • South Australia bumps up first time buyers grants
    • Confidence returns to Tasmanian real estate sector
    • Market conditions stabilise in Melbourne
    • Government doubles NSW first home buyers grant
    • Dubbo hospital project kicks-off
    • Queensland rents tipped to rise
    • Sydney dominates nation's property rich list
    • Auction market strengthens in Victoria
    • Homebuyers express interest in Brisbane's RNA Showground project
    • High-growth suburbs revealed in report
    • Crime at ten year low in Canberra
    • Bunbury receives emergency services funding boost
    • Top Victorian suburbs revealed
    • High-end buyers ditch harbour side suburbs
    • Gold Coast's ritzy street sells up
    • Mortgage relief greets Australian homeowners
    • Shane Warne's Brighton mansion up for sale
    • Residential property auctions boom in Melbourne
    • Using technology to sell your house
    • Interest rate cut to boost spring auctions
    • Fiona Stanley Hospital to open in 2014
    • Western Australia rental prices surge
    • Victorian farmers receive funding boost
    • How to make the most out of your investment property
    • RBA cuts interest rates by 25 basis points
    • $10m footpath upgrade project earmarked for Sydney
    • RBA tipped to cut interest rates on Melbourne Cup day
    • Capital city house values increase 1.4%
    • Question about a fence
    • Give your home an energy lift:
    • Claiming depreciation deductions on your own home
    • Mid season check-up is good idea
    • Question & Answer
    • June quarter report has good news for many investors
    • Consider an extra tenant or two
  •   September
    • Homebuyer confidence grows
    • Melbourne urban development to deliver 2,000 new homes
    • Australia house prices to rise 7%
    • Investors show interest in Queensland mining towns see more
    • Sunshine Coast University Hospital to bolster medical care
    • First time buyers surge across the country
    • Bendigo first time buyers receive cash boost
    • Multimillion-dollar retail boost earmarked for Victoria
    • Residential property market strongest in Sydney
    • Brisbane commercial office property attracts developers
    • Queensland government initiative to boost construction and property sector
    • Sydney and Melbourne property markets strengthen
    • Affordable housing incentives helping West Australians enter property market
    • ACT town redevelopment to attract property investment
    • Spring sellers emerge in Victoria
    • $5bn Sunshine Coast infrastructure project to create 45,000 jobs
    • Regional Victoria receives $26m health boost
    • Rental vacancies trending up in Sydney
    • Affordable land hits the market in Broome North
    • Gold Coast construction campaign to boost housing affordability
    • Homebuyers go mobile
    • Brisbane train system receives $18m revamp
    • South Brisbane apartment proposal presents strong investment potential
    • South Sydney suburbs emerge as top performer in property sales
    • 8,000 residential dwellings earmarked for ACT
    • Queensland state-owned rural lifestyle opportunities for sale
    • Victorian retail property owners receive red tape relief
    • Milestone for Perth housing project
    • ACT $288 Majura Parkway project to kick-off this year
    • Selling conditions look up in capital cities
    • Australian housing market set to tumble by 20%
    • Affordable housing options earmarked for Karratha
    • Queenslanders receive cost savings in state budget
    • Top tips for would-be investors
    • Northern Adelaide receives $11.3m employment boost
    • University of Canberra Public Hospital given the green light
    • Bumper spring auction season forecast for Melbourne property market
    • Queensland first time buyer grant doubles
    • Spring auctions heat up in Sydney
    • New South Wales island up for sale
    • Most affordable cities to buy in
    • Darwin emerges a property hotspot
    • Port Hedland developments may spark investor interest
    • Everyday habits that could help sell your property
    • Buying a property could soon become more affordable
    • Western Australia light rail receives $15m funding boost
    • $18m health centre opens in Canberra
    • Land release fast-tracked in Queensland's mining towns
    • Rent and Buy
    • Tip for thoughtful tenants
    • Another very good reason for paying the rent
    • Question & Answer - September 2012
    • Is it time to consider property ownership?
    • Renting? Ensure you insure
    • Spring into sprucing up: First impressions count
    • Spring is hot for auctions
    • LJ Hooker expands network to reach 700 franchise offices milestone
    • Water saving tips for the growing season
    • Something to think about...
    • Australians are on the move more than ever
    • Australia’s most trusted real estate brand and Asia’s number one online property group become partners
  •   August
    • South Australia boasting best property market in a decade
    • Property auction reforms to overhaul public selling system
    • $47m earmarked for Western Australia regional road upgrades
    • Western Australian farmers offered free workshops see more
    • ACT energy efficiency scheme benefits thousands
    • Paying off a mortgage cheaper than renting
    • West Australians receive a property boost
    • $400m Brisbane housing development commences
    • Sunday trading in Western Australia kicks off
    • ACT healthiest city
    • Sydney rental market eases
    • Rising number of unqualified property consultants 'alarming'
    • $7bn Alpha coal mine pushes forward
    • Pilbara industrial estate opens
    • Homeowners expect mortgage relief on its way
    • Footscray urban renewal underway
    • Australian house prices 36 per cent overvalued
    • 7-Eleven stores up for auction
    • Property sector to slow with mining industry
    • Smoke alarm legislation passes in Tasmania
    • Victoria a buyer's market
    • Victorian child care services receive $80m boost
    • Foreign land investment to be restricted
    • Queensland property market experiences high-end sales
    • Victoria receives $55m road safety boost
    • Perth Foreshore project to boost office space
    • Overpriced homes detriment to property market
    • Latrobe Valley redevelopment lucrative investment
    • Victorian grain growers receive research boost
    • Penrith development open for comment
    • $80 million Geelong housing project underway
    • Western Australia childcare receives funding boost
    • St George residents receive health service boost
    • Property investment more attractive in Sydney
    • Melbourne claims most liveable city title again
    • Western Australia: lucrative investment option
    • Victorian farmers receive funding boost
    • Accommodation boost for Carlton's elderly residents
    • Australia’s most trusted real estate brand and Asia’s no.1 online property group forms partnership
    • New Perth hospital unveiled through short movie
    • Auction clearance rates signal property revival
    • $195m skyscraper bound for Melbourne
    • $8.5m community centre earmarked for regional Victoria
    • South Australia new home building hits ten year low
    • Industrial property investment opportunities in Pilbara region
    • Home loan approvals are at year high
    • Queensland housing scheme applauded
    • Perth residents receive health care boost
    • LJ Hooker and UK’s largest realtor, Countrywide, join forces in new partnership
    • Townsville welcomes cash rate hold
    • Cash rate on hold for another month
    • Entire Melbourne suburb for sale
    • Victorian households to receive energy boost
    • Multimillion dollar housing scheme earmarked for Queensland
    • New train station schedule for Perth
    • New electricity initiative to boost Sydney power supply
    • $15bn Parramatta Road overhaul proposed
    • Employment prospects brighten in Northern Territory
    • Melbourne's property slump comeback
    • Road safety boost for regional Western Australia
    • Green initiative expands in Sydney
    • Road upgrades to benefit Melbourne commuters
    • Capital city property prices rise
    • New South Wales housing market showing positive signs
    • Western Australia heritage properties receive financial boost
    • Western Australia farmers to benefit from funding initiative
    • Benefits of investing in maintenance: a timely reminder for landlords
    • LJ Hooker’s up with Juwai.com
    • Tips for the life long property investing journey
    • Australian real estate ranked highly
    • Easy indoor DIY projects for winter weather
    • Warm up and save money: Reverse your ceiling fans
    • Winter kitchen warm up – health and beauty checklist
    • Shake off winter blues and buy an apartment
    • Apartment appeal may be on the increase
    • Property investment continues to be a good option
  •   July
    • Affordable housing boost for the nation
    • Central Queensland receives $600m tourism boost
    • Northern Territory first time buyers receive housing boost
    • New improvements to benefit Gold Coast see more
    • Sydney: second longest commute in world
    • Sydney tree planting to boost air quality
    • Western Australia regional roads receive $41m safety boost
    • Gold Coast residential market booms
    • Inflation rate hits 13-year low
    • Australian houses most affordable in ten years
    • Western Australia farmers to benefit from natural resources project
    • Queensland farmers to benefit from more water
    • Tasmanian first time buyers receive housing boost
    • ACT to receive housing boost
    • Queensland to benefit from improved bus system
    • More affordable housing for Queensland
    • Margaret River: world-class tourism destination
    • Northern Territory residents to benefit from $1.8bn investment
    • Western Australia receives education boost
    • $200m investment for Queensland LNG communities
    • Queensland rental market remains strong
    • Queensland's housing sector forecast for revival
    • New bus tunnel proposed for Sydney's northern beaches
    • New hospital to boost Sunshine Coast health services
    • Queenslanders receive electricity win
    • Northern Territory's conservation wonder
    • Regional New South Wales receives $5m infrastructure upgrade
    • Tamarama Australia's ritziest suburb
    • Improved child health care for Western Australia
    • Regional Queensland early childhood education receives a boost
    • Melbourne housing market stabilises
    • Queensland Airport Link complete
    • Queenslanders receive electricity boost
    • Mining states see property revival
    • Farming zone changes mean more flexibility
    • ACT's green property incentive
    • Moreton Bay Rail Link to boost transport services
    • New highway to connect Perth and Darwin
    • New zoning laws to drive Melbourne growth
    • Property market revival in natural disaster areas
    • Melbourne housing glut driving prices down
    • ACT NBN rollout
    • $1.12b Queensland coal mining project closer to approval
    • Increased health services for regional Western Australia
    • New South Wales property sector booms
    • Western Australia healthcare services receive $35m
    • Victorian residents and businesses receive extended water rebates
    • Building approvals in Northern Territory surge
    • Coalition pledge $1.5b towards M4 East project
    • Green property investment encouraged by City of Sydney
    • Dandenong residents to benefit from $7.5m library
    • RBA leaves cash rate at 3.5 per cent
    • Regional Queensland receives $495m cash boost
    • Building approvals in Victorian lead the nation
    • Buying and selling a home in Queensland easier than ever
    • Melbourne inner-city area to boom
    • Northern Territory homeowners receive funding boost
    • Conserve energy to come out in front
    • LJ Hooker Champions raise $5 million for Cystic Fibrosis Australia
    • Question & Answer - July 2012
    • Good winter maintenance program benefits everyone
    • Shape up your home for selling
    • LJ Hooker hits the $5 million mark for Cystic Fibrosis Australia
    • Plan ahead for tax benefits
  •   June
    • Regional WA broadband on par with metropolitan cities
    • $700,000 infrastructure project earmarked for regional Victoria
    • ACT childcare services receive boost
    • Rural WA receives community boost see more
    • ACT home buyers to save cash from tax changes
    • Dandenong public transport receives boost
    • Population growth figures to increase housing demand
    • Injecting life into Sydney's night scene
    • Putting LJ Hooker on the 'Lego' Map
    • NSW, WA and Qld property markets to bounce back
    • Investment properties on the rise as house values fall
    • Melbourne cycle route improvements to increase safety
    • WA mining town housing shortage addressed
    • Qld rural health care to improve
    • Queensland's mining industry surges ahead
    • Property investing in the mining boom
    • New childcare services for Melbourne's north
    • Gold Coast development to boost employment and housing
    • Qld housing sector boosted by cost relief bill
    • Sydney train network overhaul to boost public transport system
    • Sydney laneway receives makeover
    • Property investment boosted by legislation change
    • Brisbane's growing northern suburbs receive transport boost
    • New school campus opens in Dandenong
    • Melbourne housing estate to receive facelift
    • Trigeneration funding boost for commercial and residential property
    • New WA schools open south of Perth
    • Victorian house prices ease with new developments
    • Melbourne expands urban growth boundary
    • New traffic signals for Baxter residents
    • Parkes residents to get access to solar power
    • Better health services for rural Victoria
    • Building approval process given a boost
    • NSW takes action to stimulate property sector
    • Sydney households given energy efficiency advice
    • Demand for Queensland units strengthens
    • Perth recognised for quality of open spaces
    • Building approvals down in April
    • Victoria streamlines planning application process
    • Childcare services improved in Bicheno
    • First home buyers urged to act fast
    • Cash rate cut should assist those buying a property
    • Bonus benefits SA first home buyers
    • Stamp duty reform to 'reignite interest' in SA residential property
    • School leavers embrace further education in Victoria
    • LJ Hooker launches local mobile websites
    • Falling values improve residential property affordability
    • NT rural property receives road upgrades
    • Open up your rental options with these three tips
    • Tenants are investing in homes
    • Answering your Questions - June
    • Stress reduction strategies for rental inspections
    • Small not Big may be the new way of investor thinking
    • Renting your house… why not rent your furniture too?
    • LJ Hooker team aims for rosier Cystic Fibrosis future
    • Home in on deals for end of financial year
    • Simple options can increase home appeal
    • Join myLJHooker for FREE
    • 10 Tricks of the trade for small gardens
    • Shaping up for successful investment return
    • Get Fitted Out
    • Understanding your rights – Landlord and Tenant
  •   May
    • How to maximise your property value: painting your home
    • Northern Territory developments could depend on residential property investment approvals
    • Disease surveillance could benefit rural property
    • Victorian government invests in childhood services see more
    • April sees rise in people buying a house
    • Why is property investment seen viable option?
    • Australian housing affordability looking to ease despite Sydney, Perth markets
    • Hoop pines to enhance the civic experience in Melbourne
    • Housing affordability index rises 6.4 per cent
    • Residential property improvement: Edible backyards
    • Make sure your rental property is well connected
    • Rental property demand to rise in north Australia?
    • Plenty of opportunities for buying a house in Canberra
    • Land sales to build your dream home
    • Cultural projects get go-ahead in Perth
    • Specifics to look at when buying a house
    • Looking after your property investment
    • Living in rural property has its advantages
    • First time buyers benefit from WA State Budget
    • Selling a house need not be a difficult task
    • WA State Budget makes provisions for children and families
    • Perth to welcome affordable rental properties
    • Townsville community program proves a success
    • Good news for Queensland home building
    • What do you need from your rental property?
    • WA school earmarked for redevelopment
    • New guide shows inner-city property investment opportunities
    • New home lending sees slight increase
    • Rise in Territorians buying a house
    • Cool weather property investment
    • Job market activity could be good news for residential property investors
    • Federal budget receives mixed reviews from residential property industry
    • New parks may boost appeal for young families
    • Rental property vacancies stable in NSW suburbs
    • Professional services for first home buyers
    • Learning more about your property investment options
    • Finding that perfect holiday destination
    • Victorian budget places emphasis on residential property market
    • Cost of living report reveals disposable income may be growing
    • Melbourne residents to benefit from road improvements
    • Sustainable living the focus of QLD library talk
    • Unique hobby for Sydney residential property owners
    • Wise counsel on research when buying
    • The Little Things All Add Up
    • liveability: live the life you want, sustainably
    • Australians on the move
    • Australia's rain soaked year takes renovations indoors
    • Australian real estate ranked highly
    • What to look for in a property
    • Investors have good reason to talk to LJ Hooker
    • Professional property managers can help first-time investors
  •   April
    • Managing your residential property investments
    • Residential property market to heat up in the Northern Territory
    • Rebuilding confidence in NSW property investment markets
    • WA is Australia's strongest residential real estate state see more
    • New property versus older homes - factors to consider
    • Australia's relationship with property investment
    • Property management decisions for empty-nesters
    • Buying a house for more family space
    • Looking to get closer to the action?
    • Considering residential property for family investments options
    • Making plans when it's time to downsize
    • New job means new home opportunities
    • First time buyers seeking a lifestyle change
    • Sunshine coast residential property owners reminded of pool safety
    • Retirement beckons - but what about the family home?
    • Paramedics urge caution as accidents rates rise
    • LJ Hooker Appoints New CEO
    • Planning ahead can save time when purchasing residential property
    • Victoria claims nine top performing residential property locations
    • ACT residential hotspots identified in new industry report
    • New draft smoke alarm legislation for Tasmanian rental property
    • New buses may boost appeal of residential property in Tasmania
    • Surry Hills residents going green
    • Sunshine Coast Council streamlines planning conditions
    • New waste and recycling schedule for Sydneysiders
    • Popular Melbourne suburbs revealed
    • Residential property: The perfect playground
    • Docklands residents prepare for new public events
    • Sydney boosts green credentials with LED street lamps
    • Sunshine Coast residents encouraged to seek help with development applications
    • House prices 'show signs of stabilising'
    • Birds encouraged back to Surry Hills
    • REINSW announces new Holiday Rental Code of Conduct
    • QLD residential property owners receive flood assistance
    • Last weekend busy for Sydney auctions
    • Private rental costs 'may ease' in Tasmania thanks to affordable home construction
    • M80 upgrade to benefit north Melbourne
    • LJ Hooker can help add vibrancy to your next community event
    • Designing a low maintenance garden
    • Ten reasons why customers choose LJ Hooker
    • New home owners most likely to refinance in 2012
    • LJ Hooker drives 40 per cent increase in website traffic
    • Why investors choose LJ Hooker
    • Refinancing a consideration for investors in 2012
    • LJ Hooker partners with Bond University
  •   March
    • Navigating building codes in Western Australia
    • Affordable housing coming to Western Australia
    • Auction expects high numbers for Victorian suburbs
    • How does global trade play a role in the building industry? see more
    • A lot to choose from in Melbourne
    • Professional property managers can help first-time investors
    • Open up your rental options with these three tips
    • NT awards scholarships to support local students
    • Set a budget for your new home - and stick to it
    • NT gov't to build confidence in local property market
    • Full risk disclosure may ease first-time buyer jitters
    • Selling your house can be an emotional experience
    • Increased dwelling starts in Tasmania illustrate opportunities
    • Construction law and you
    • Selling your property can be made easier with preparation
    • Economic expansion requires skilled workers
    • Rental vacancy rates high in Perth metropolitan area
    • North-west Sydney transport upgrades could support commercial investment
    • Property managers must maintain plumbing and cooking facilities
    • Sydney workshop to highlight apartment building pitfalls
    • Victoria in need of rental accommodation
    • Take plenty of pictures of your rental property
    • Possible changes to benefit NSW home builders
    • Great value in positive tenant/landlord relationships
    • Shortage of available rental homes in Victoria
    • Good news for pet lovers in Sydney
    • Residential construction demand continues to decline
    • Light rail to accommodate residents of expanding Darwin
    • RBA holds interest rates
    • Victoria gains more public green space
    • Northern Territory job opportunities continue to surge
    • New South Wales boasts positive numbers in building approvals
    • HIA asks Senate not to abolish ABCC
    • Innovative project highlights the Great Barrier Reef
    • Darwin prepares for expansion
    • Indigenous support program may help to ease housing shortage
    • Lack of home sales 'might be a positive' for builders in Victoria
    • Realising economic potential in the regions
    • Lock in your security measures
    • Team works for you
    • Is it time for those garden chores?
    • Tenants are investing in homes
    • Tenants put personal property at risk
    • Requirements for smoke alarm installation and maintenance
    • Property investment is hotter than ever
    • How to best hang a picture
    • How to invest in your 40’s
    • Ten tricks of the trade for small gardens
    • Property investment is hotter than ever
    • LJ Hooker Finance helps grow investment portfolios
    • Australian Real Estate ranked highly
  •   February
    • Residential rental vacancy rate eases in Melbourne
    • Positive news for Australians looking to buy a home
    • Recycled water to benefit Victorian residents
    • New overpass to improve traffic conditions in SA see more
    • New reason to quit smoking in NSW
    • What kind of property suits you?
    • Julia Gillard makes statement of remembrance for Christchurch
    • New flights bring Kiwis to Sunshine Coast
    • ATO to crack down on tax evasion
    • Students flock to Charles Darwin University
    • Smoking bans may eventually reach outdoors in Melbourne
    • Bill to dissolve the ABCC causes backlash
    • Australia moving towards digital television standard
    • Australian wildlife is a draw for tourists
    • Australians' entrepreneurial nature may be good for the future
    • Northern Territory invests into Marine Supply Base
    • Regional Queensland performing well economically
    • NT offers public forums to help determine employment strategy
    • Victoria to strengthen trade relationship with India
    • Technology amps up in Victoria
    • Plenty of jobs in Darwin, Northern Territory
    • Handling asbestos in your home
    • Victoria to upgrade Western Highway
    • Northern Territory unveils infrastructure strategy
    • How to keep a pet - and a clean house
    • Population growth in WA affects urban planning
    • Suggested flood frequency and how to prepare
    • Favourable property investment conditions need to be upheld
    • Queensland aiming for green space and green communities
    • A nice lawn dramatically increases Australian property value
    • WA continues to attract investment
    • Australia aims to become energy-efficient
    • Appreciating Victoria's coastline
    • Promising numbers for property investment in NT
    • Recent numbers inspire investment confidence in Queensland
    • Motorways in NSW starting to see investment results
    • Northern Territory continues to attract investment, job potential
    • Queenslanders offered a boost to buy or build new home
    • WA: Two more reasons to invest in the area
    • NSW communities to receive flood assistance, look to the future
    • Reserve bank keeps rates on hold
    • Job ads increase in Northern Territory
    • Mining contract to bring capital gains to South Australia
    • Further house price falls seen in December
    • Melbourne cyclists to benefit from improvement works
    • Public to help determine NSW taxi capacity
    • 'Hot' investment potential in WA
    • Melbourne welcomes upgraded tram stops
    • Rail reforms get underway in NSW
    • House prices eased in 2011
    • Northern Territory invests in health care and education
  •   January
    • Buyers and sellers 'keen to make a deal'
    • Q&A Selling your home
    • New definition of happiness in 2011-12
    • The fire that you may not be expecting see more
    • How do I choose the best Property Manager for my first investment property
    • Insurance may be the key to a safe future
    • Improving your rental property may be wise investment
    • 2012 Market Update from CEO
    • Keeping you informed
    • Where there’s smoke there’s potentially fire
    • Predicted rate cut 'must be passed on in full'
    • QLD changes 'could cut down on red tape'
    • Western Australia's residential property faces 'double-digit' growth
    • Pool laws could affect NSW property sales
    • LJ Hooker 2012 Market Expectations
    • Queensland property market to see sunshine in 2012
    • Melbourne markets face continued adjustments in 2012
    • Melbourne's most affordable suburbs revealed
    • Sydney rental market explored by APM
    • Residential land sales may signal future recovery
    • 'Trade-up buyers' help buoy WA median house prices
    • Infrastructure helps drive residential property prices in Newcastle
    • Lowered Queensland prices give DIY homeowners a chance
    • South Australian property market experiences confidence bounce-back
    • Northern Territory property confidence tops the charts
    • Melbourne properties damaged by Christmas hail receive government support
    • Brisbane residential property picked as residential 'hotspot'
    • Home loan factsheets to benefit potential homeowners
    • PIA: Improving planning culture could speed up approvals
    • HIA: Rate cut produced immediate results for property sector
    • Brisbane a top spot for the newly wealthy
    • NSW valuer-general releases residential property report
    • Queensland residential property boosted by schools fund
    • SA's first homeowners grant slowdown 'mirrored' in other states
    • Groceries and supermarkets do well during tough times
    • Residential property prices tipped to stabilise over 2012
    • Residential property market feels interest rate impact
    • Reserve bank's role as housing market fulcrum
    • Bendigo Street studios receive $400 million residential property approval
    • Summer is here – but beware when water is near!
    • New ways to improve your home in the new year
    • Thank you Mr Hooker A new car in time for Christmas!
    • 2012 Landlords need to heed Supply:Demand ratio in their local markets
    • Top 5 new year’s resolutions every landlord should make
    • Maintenance is in owner’s best interest
    • Q & A January 2012
    • Use your iPhone for lawnmowing!
    • When was the last time you improved your property?
    • Benefits of maintenance investment
    • Dreaming of a holiday home?
• 2011
  •   December
    • One year on and Queensland is being rebuilt
    • Flight noise changes could impact Sydney residential property prices
    • Queensland capital properties head back towards affordable
    • 2012 set to be a year of market recovery see more
    • Residential property slowdown may not be bad news
    • Local councils could be recognised by Australian constitution
    • Regional relocation scheme to be expanded by NSW government
    • Matusik: There will be no property undersupply
    • Brisbane set for residential price growth in the new year
    • Perth residential property 'one of the best' in 2012
    • Darwin residential real estate set for recovery in the new year
    • DIY increasing on residential properties over the new year
    • Disposable income and interest rates driving residential property market
    • ABS: residential loan values holding steady
    • High transaction costs could see residential property focus on rentals
    • Australian housing market needs shakeup, says report
    • Residential property development an 'early Christmas present for Tasmanians'
    • Sydney North West Rail Link lodged with planning department
    • Consumer confidence lower in December
    • New research shows Gen Ys choose property over holidays
    • Townhouses proving popular in the sunshine state
    • Lower housing prices could give first homebuyers better opportunities in the new year
    • Melbourne rental property markets experience increase in vacancy rates
    • Sydney clearance rates lower than expected
    • Residential housing affordability recovers for third consecutive quarter
    • ANZ, NAB pass on the rate cut in full
    • REIV: Now a good time to buy in Victoria
    • 900 auctions expected in Victoria
    • Victorian first homebuyers gain new incentives
    • Queensland residential real estate body welcomes RBA rate change
    • Second reduction in cash rate by RBA
    • Residential buyers buoyed by November rate cut
    • Renovations proving popular with residential property owners
    • Capped rental rates "detrimental" to residential market
    • Highest returning asset over the past 24 years?
    • LJ Hooker connects with you online
    • Colour my Home for 2011
    • Making sure buyers like what they see
    • Something to think about…
    • Qualities you will recognise
    • Q&A - Looking after the property
    • Q&A December 2011
    • LJ Hooker Leveredge Plus Home Loan
    • Swimming pool safety
    • Have you become a myLJHooker member yet?
    • Ideas to brighten up your place this Summer
    • How does your Garden Grow?
    • Property investors spurred on to buy
    • December may be time to grow your portfolio
    • Make The Most Of it - WINNERS
  •   November
    • Relocation Relocation Australia showcases demand for rural properties
    • Service franchises more popular than food retail
    • New $1.5 billion development announced for Karratha
    • LJ Hooker CEO on Sky News Business see more
    • Industry publication: Bathurst is booming
    • Rural rents under review
    • Here’s a timely reminder…
    • Q&A November 2011
    • Classic Home Loan - Spring Special
    • Self managed super funds may fund home improvement
    • Easier access for investors through LJ Hooker Finance
    • Women calling the shots in property
    • Factor in child safety into home improvements this season
    • Melbourne named world’s most liveable city
    • Why commercial property markets are ripe with investment opportunities
    • Summer selling prediction: HOT
    • Cash rate cut may improve rural prospects
  •   October
    • Rate cut could spur property market growth
    • Residential land sales up 18% in June
    • Sydney transport overhaul could benefit property investment
    • LJ Hooker celebrates young artists see more
    • The Classic Home Loan - Spring Special
    • Aussies love to renovate
    • Aussie home owners staying put
    • Successful property investors don’t wait for tomorrow
    • Now open to help you even more often
    • Auction Action
    • Doing your homework on owners' corporations
  •   September
    • Auctions motivate buyers, even in challenging markets
    • Winners announcement is drawing near
    • Nice house but what’s it called?
    • Helping Australians make the most of today’s market see more
    • Aussie First Home Buyers are Now Older
    • Australia’s rental market continues to tighten
    • Australia’s population rate continues to slow
    • Out with the old – Spring de-cluttering tips
    • What is your dream home?
    • It's all about
    • Handy iPhone / iPad apps for property investors
    • First home buyers’ grants from state-to-state
  •   August
    • What DIY project can I get done before spring?
    • MyLJHooker is the first national real estate customer loyalty program and info. centre
    • Does RBA’s recent rate decision seem familiar?
    • Vote now in the National Draw My House Competition see more
    • Queensland Stamp Duty Rockets
    • ATO Focuses on Landlords
    • Where There’s Smoke There’s Potentially Fire
  •   July
    • Winter is a great time to consider refinancing
    • Snuggle up with some paperwork
    • Winter is a great time to sell
    • Asking the Question Proves a Winner for Property Owners see more
    • Inverloch Retirees Plan to Give $20,000 LJ Hooker Win to Worthy Cause
    • A Property Investment Tip from L Janusz Hooker
    • Home Ownership Set to Decline in Twilight Years
    • A Pest Inspection May Be In Order
  •   June
    • More ‘Play Money’ For Grey Nomads
    • Changing The Menu For Gen Y
    • Home Is Where The Hearth Is
    • Australia’s Top Earning Suburbs Revealed see more
    • Shelves Well Stacked For Property Buyers
    • Draw Your House And Win
    • Aussie Love Affair with Property Still Going
    • Aussie Still Lovin' Property
    • For Tenants - March Vacancy Rates Fall
    • Renters Like a Speedy Connection
    • March Vacancy Rates Fall
    • State and Local Governments Rake in Record Highs in Property Taxes
  •   May
    • UK interest in Australian property on the rise
    • Autumn brings out buyers and sellers
    • Australia dominates 'World's most livable cities' list
    • House prices are high, but we shouldn’t fear a bubble see more
    • Piecing together the puzzle of LJ Hooker's heritage
    • Tackling The Serious Side Of Property Management:
    • Australian Rental Market Strong In 2011
    • More Money for Play
    • Tips To Increase Your Rental Returns