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Queensland counts 1,500 community homes built on church and charity land
The government says 1,500 community homes now stand on church and charity land, triple its promise of 500, with almost 5,000 more underway. What it means for renters.
· 10 min readReviews, testimonials and sold claims: the law on agent marketing
Auctioning commercial, rural and development land in Queensland
Brisbane's busiest spring auction week clears just 21.4 per cent
Paid by the developer? Buyer's agents and new homes in Queensland
Latest stories
Buying in a Queensland bushfire-prone area: maps, BAL and insurance
How to read the bushfire overlay on a Queensland property, what a BAL rating means for renovating or rebuilding, the insurance questions to ask, and what seller disclosure leaves out.
Buying a lot in a Queensland master-planned estate: rules and title
Design guidelines, building envelopes, an unregistered lot, the parks and who looks after them: what a buyer of land in a new Queensland estate signs up to.
Selling a Queensland rental property: working out the capital gain
How the gain on a rental sale is counted: what goes into the cost base, why past deductions reduce it, the 12-month discount, the contract date, losses, and the 2027 changes.
Construction starts on Logan's Chambers Flat plant for 20,000 homes
The sod was turned on 11 October on a wastewater plant funded with $136 million from the State's housing infrastructure fund, serving growth between Park Ridge and Yarrabilba.
Death on the title: Form 4, transmission and the estate conveyance
When a Queensland owner dies, the register has to catch up before a sale or a gift can be registered. Survivorship, transmission, grants and what a buyer's lawyer checks.
Duplexes and dual occupancies in Queensland: an investor's guide
What a dual occupancy is in Queensland planning law, how it differs from a granny flat, what councils approve, how the two homes are titled, and the tax points to check.
Who supervises a Queensland agency office, and what the law asks of them
The person in charge of each Queensland agency office carries the supervision the law expects. Who may hold the role, how branches and absences work, and what follows when it fails.
Inside the magazine
Market
- Queensland counts 1,500 community homes built on church and charity land
- Brisbane's busiest spring auction week clears just 21.4 per cent
- Buying a lot in a Queensland master-planned estate: rules and title
Buy & Sell
- Buying in a Queensland bushfire-prone area: maps, BAL and insurance
- Duplexes and dual occupancies in Queensland: an investor's guide
- Beyond the deposit: the upfront costs of a first home in Queensland
Money
- Selling a Queensland rental property: working out the capital gain
- Interest-only or principal and interest: how home loan repayments work
- Rebates, cashback and gifts in a Queensland sale: who must be told
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