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Sector to reflect, reset and reload as market uncertainty bites

CONVEYANCERS and property professionals will get a chance to reflect and reset at a time of market uncertainty when Australian Conveyancer stages What’s Next? at the W Hotel in Sydney’s Darling Harbour on Tuesday, November 17. The event, which expects an audience of 250, asks the industry to look back on a turbulent year for the property sector and the national economy before considering what it means for 2027. It is organised around three themes: Reflect, Reimagine and Reload. REFLECT The day opens with a diagnosis of the year that was. In The Lay of the Land, three peak body lea

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Many holding back from buying their home

NEW research has shown Australians looking to buy a house are feeling “conflicted about the uncertainty in the current market”. And it found millions of Australians are delay

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Few affordable homes go to those in need

LESS than one in five affordable housing rentals goes to a low-income household that can afford it, a report by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia has found. Despite the