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Property investor sentiment remains positive: PIPA national survey

From PIPA - Property Investment Professionals of Australia

In spite of challenges posed by the tightening of lending by banks, and ongoing fears of a housing bubble, Australian property investors remain reasonably upbeat. According to the Property Investment

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29 Oct 2015
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Rate hikes for investors unfair: PIPA

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The Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) has questioned the move by lenders to increase interest rates to both new and existing property investors, urging regulators and government to take

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04 Aug 2015
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PIPA questions APRA’s moves to dampen property investment activity

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The Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) has reignited its calls to the federal government and industry regulators to address the need for improved consumer awareness and comprehensive regulation of

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03 Jun 2015
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