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Global capital growth hotspots revealed

According to the latest research from Knight Frank, property investors looking for capital city price growth may want to turn their attentions to Africa, as Kenyan capital Nairobi recorded a phenomenal average capital growth rate of 24.2% in the 12 months to March.

Is Perth turning a corner?

First published 12/05/2012

Vic takes with one hand but gives with the other

First published 07/05/2012

Queensland’s rental winners

Sydney regions where rents are going through the roof

Melbourne gets ‘worst performer’ prediction

Would you put up with anti-aircraft missiles on your roof?

RBA cuts rate by 0.5%, but banks fail to follow

Australia’s worst rental yields

Where are property prices set to rise?

Capital cities: where's hot and where's not

Cities where it’s good to be a landlord

City land value growth: the best (and worst)

Australia’s cheapest capital city suburbs

Resource states get thumbs up; doubts hang over Vic, Tas

Foreign investors raid the Aussie property market

The cheapest places to buy land

Show me the money: Australia’s richest and poorest states revealed

How to solve the stamp duty problem

Melbourne’s worst performers

The property hotspots the professionals tip to boom

Rental growth: Australia’s winners and losers

Melbourne’s booming suburbs

ANZ pushes up rates: will your bank be next?

Australia’s building and population hotspots revealed

Is now the time to invest in Perth?

Skyscrapers could spell economic doom for China, India

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