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Good news for property investment co-ownership with split depreciation deductions.
, in Business, Commercial Property, Construction, Economics, Information, Landlords, Property Economics, Property Investing, Tax Depreciation, Tax Legislation The proportion of properties jointly owned is quite high, and with greater education on tax minimisation practices, we’re seeing a lot more obscure ownership percentages like 70/30 or even 99/1. Why are people
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CoreLogic dwelling values rise in September, RBA place doubt over previous figures
, in Business, Commercial Property, Construction, Economics, House Prices, inflation, Information, Interest Rates, News, Property Economics, Tax Legislation The month of September was a good one for capital city dwelling values, with all but Perth and Darwin trudging forward. Capital city values are also up 2.9% over the quarter. On these
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Combined Capital City Dwelling Values up, led by Sydney & Melbourne
, in Business, Commercial Property, Construction, Economics, House Prices, Media, Property Economics, Property Insurance, Property Investing, Tax Depreciation, Tax Legislation Sydney and Melbourne continue to post strong results, showing a consistent 1% growth per month in dwelling values, with the sum of regional areas relatively flat. In Sydney and Melbourne, cumulative growth in
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Investing in Scotland – The next Hotspot?
, in Business, Construction, Economics, House Prices, inflation, Information, Landlords, Media, News, Property Economics, Property Investing, renovation, Tax Depreciation, Tax Legislation Pardon the tongue-in-cheek title, but the whole hotspot thing can be a little tiresome. We are much more in favour of long term fundamentals than volatile pockets and mining towns. What do we
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