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Heading into the back half of the year, Australia’s property market is vastly different to just 12 months ago. According to REA’s Market Snapshot July 2026, the volume of new buy listings had declined by 2 per cent compared to 12 months ago. You’re out of free articles for this month The data showed…
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Hackman’s Television City Heads Toward Sale as Studio Distress Grips Hollywood – Commercial Observer
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The weather is still great. The grill is still out. Your client hasn’t put away the yard furniture yet and is still enjoying another summer of barbecues, late nights on the porch and watching their family play games in the yard. While living in that bliss, it’s easy for clients to assume that the house…
