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Properties for Sale/Rent in NSW (7)

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Real Estate - March 2007

Balgowlah Heights Real Estate Agents

March 29th 2007 00:44

Rattue Realty

With over 20 years experience in the industry Rattue Realty has now formed its own Boutique Agency in Balgowlah Heights, offering a personalised service for all your Real Estate needs.
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Balgowlah Heights, NSW

March 28th 2007 00:34

Balgowlah Heights has a mix of renovated post-war homes with a rounded design and large prestigious residences that capitalise on the area’s extensive water views across North and Middle harbours.

Balgowlah Heights is located 14km north-east of the CBD. The 175 and 178 bus routes from Wynyard go through Balgowlah Heights, via the Balgowlah shops, then on to North Manly and Warringah Mall. A 30-minute ferry service and a 15-minute JetCat service regularly run from Manly Wharf to Circular Quay.
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Nerang Real Estate Agents

March 27th 2007 00:36

Emerald Lakes Realty

The team at Emerald Lakes Realty is now offering it's services to all the current and previous Nifsan home owners to assist with the sale of your home.
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Nerang, QLD

March 26th 2007 02:18

The centre of 9 districts, Nerang has become a bustling CBD. Centrally located with easy access to anywhere from the M1 & railway, Nerang is located only 14km to Surfers Paradise, 73km to Brisbane, 30km from Coolangatta airport, and only 20 from all of the theme parks on the Gold Coast. In fact, no other suburb offers such quick and easy access to all parts of the Gold Coast. In recent years, Nerang has proved increasingly popular. Its access to the Motorway and Brisbane, short drive to major beaches, business and retail shopping on the Gold Coast and proximity to the Hinterland have been a major influence on the suburb's increasing favour with buyers.

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The Australian Heritage Places Inventory

March 23rd 2007 00:26

The Australian Heritage Places Inventory contains summary information about places listed in State, Territory and Commonwealth Heritage Registers.The Inventory contains summary information about places listed in all State, Territory and Commonwealth heritage registers. So searching the Inventory is like searching many heritage lists at once. The search results provide links to each specific Register.

The specific heritage lists that are included in the Australian Heritage Places Inventory are;
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Wallsend Real Estate Agents

March 22nd 2007 00:52

Dowling Real Estate

Dowling Real Estate is a household name with over 20 offices throughout Newcastle, the Hunter and Port Stephens.
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Wallsend, NSW

March 21st 2007 00:27

Wallsend is the hub of western Newcastle offering both commercial and residential spaces. An early aboriginal name for the Wallsend area was Barrahinebin. The suburb began as two mining towns, Wallsend and Plattsburg. Wallsend was the more developed and as it grew it linked to Plattsburg via Nelson Street. Wallsend was proclaimed a separate municipality in early 1874 but the two areas had re-joined by 1915. The coal mined at Wallsend was of very good quality and the township prospered creating the commercial hub it is today.

Resident Groups meet on a regular basis to discuss issues and concerns about their area. Wallsend has two such groups. The Wallsend East Residents’ Association and The Wallsend Heritage Group Inc.
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Stockton Real Estate Agents

March 20th 2007 00:35

Keith Wagner Real Estate

We are a real estate office located in Stockton, which is a seaside suburb on the northern side of Newcastle Harbour, NSW Australia.Newcastle is Australia's sixth largest city and includes large stretches of sun-drenched beaches and a spectacular harbour.
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Stockton, NSW

March 19th 2007 00:21

The suburb of Stockton is located across the harbour, opposite Newcastle city. The area is an affordable residential suburb and a popular holiday destination. Stockton is surrounded by the ocean and a number of parks, providing many recreational activities. Pitt Street Reserve and Griffith Park are linked by a cycle way and provide some picnic areas. Other facilities in the suburb include a skate ramp, a swimming centre, tennis courts, ovals and the Ballast Ground, a large park on the coast. The Stockton Beach Tourist Park attracts tourists to the area and provides limited recreational activities.

Stockton has often been called the first suburb in Newcastle. It was originally known as Pirates Point after a gang of escaped convicts who had seized a boat were wrecked there in 1800. The area became privately owned by industrialists and the southern end of the peninsula was subdivided for residential purposes.
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Is your property heritage listed

March 16th 2007 00:17

Knowing whether a property is heritage listed before you buy is an important piece of information to haev when it come to makeing the decision of whether you want to invest in the property or not. Heritage listings acknowledge the importance of our cultural heritage. They're a way of protecting our past and present for the future.

Thankfully, it's easy to check if your property is listed. Heritage listing acknowledges that a place has heritage significance. It alerts owners, planners, decision makers, researchers, and the community to the values of a heritage place. A place can be listed by one of several agencies, each with its own criteria.
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Hamilton Real Estate Agents

March 15th 2007 00:35

Capital Real Estate

Our agency comprises some of the area's longest serving & best known consultants, all of whom live in the area and are well associated with the local residents and the area's commercial & cultural activities. Although specialising in prestige property, Capital Real Estate is involved in the whole spectrum of Real Estate from First Home Buyers, Investors, Developers and Property Management.
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Hamilton, QLD

March 14th 2007 00:33

Hamilton is about 5km from Brisbane’s CBD. Over 42% of households in this area are comprised of couples without children, and 41% are couples with children. Stand alone houses account for 47% of dwellings in this area, and units/townhouses account for a further 50%. The dwellings in this area include gracious and wonderfully renovated colonials on large blocks and large, more modern brick homes and unit blocks.

There are plenty of great dining options in and around Hamilton. If you’re looking for a local café, take-away, pub or restaurant you’ll find plenty in Hamilton. Racecourse Road with lots of lifestyle and trendy boutiques, and if you’re after a large shopping centre with lots of variety, Toombul Shopping Centre isn’t far away either.
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Launceston Real Estate Agents

March 13th 2007 01:39

Bushby First National

The Bushby name is synonymous with real estate here in Launceston and greater Launceston. Our origins go back to 1914. Today brothers Phillip & Mark Bushby, along with Eric Andersen carry on the family real estate business.
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Launceston, TAS

March 12th 2007 00:29

Australia’s third oldest city and Tasmania’s second major city is situated where the South and North Esk rivers join to become the Tamar River. It is a pretty city of parks and gardens nestled into a landscape of wide river valleys surrounded by mountains.

The city was founded in 1805. Over sixty thousand people now live in the city which is the northern centre for commerce, industry and agriculture. The central business district boasts modern shops, interesting malls and restaurants integrated into the historic facades of the old town. In a city renowned for it’s public and private gardens, City Park stands out.
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Heritage Listing

March 9th 2007 00:30

Hear the words "heritage listing" and it can send shivers down the spine's of property purchasers and developers. Every Friday for the next few weeks I'll discuss different aspects of heritage listed property and address some of the more common questions related to those people who are either looking to invest in a heritage listed property or presently own a heritage listed property.

Heritage listed properties are idenitfied distinctly from regular properties. There are a number of local, State and Commonwealth heritage laws that may affect heritage listed property which are not relevant to non-heritage listed property. On a federal level, the Commonwealth of Australia Parliament passed heritage legislation in September 2003 which identifies, conserves and protects places of national heritage significance. These include the Environment and Heritage Legislation Amendment Act (No 1) 2003 (Cth), Australian Heritage Council Act 2003 (Cth) and the Australian Heritage Council (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Act 2003. Where appropriate, the relevant local or state legislation will apply to a heritage listed property.
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Karratha Real Estate Agents

March 8th 2007 00:55

Karratha City Real Estate

Local real estate agents that specialise in the Karratha and Pegs Creek areas. The office is centrally located in Karratha City Shopping Centre. Karratha City Real Estate Agents offer personalised service and expert knowledge of the local property market. Whether you're buying, selling, renting or looking for property management services, Karratha City Real Estate agents can help. Services include residential, commercial and industrial real estate needs.
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Karratha, WA

March 7th 2007 00:44

Karratha is a modern township that is now recognised as the regional administrative centre of the Pilbara. Other town sites include the industry-based Dampier and Wickham, the historic towns of Roebourne and Cossak and of course the coastal retreat of Point Samson. All these towns are located within a 50 square kilometre radius. With excellent winter weather, great fishing, spectacular scenery of the Millstream and Karijini National Parks right on our doorstep, inland Western Australia is most definitely a great place to live.

Along with the great outdoors to experience in the region, there are several areas of interest such as Historical Cossack, the Dampier Archipelago, The Burrup and great hiking trails to walk

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Katherine Real Estate Agents

March 6th 2007 00:57

Elders

Our office has dedicated staff that can assist you in all your Real Estate inquiries. We provide the following services:
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Katherine, NT

March 5th 2007 00:51

Situated some 321km South of Darwin on the banks of the Katherine River with a population of approximately 10,000 Katherine has a diverse economic base comprising of defence, tourism, agriculture/horticulture, mining. It is also the centre for many government and aboriginal services for the regions which extends from the Queensland border to the Western Australian border.

Katherine is a key location in the thriving live cattle export industry both as a supply centre for the vast cattle stations and as a staging/aggregation point for cattle from the Kimberley, North Queensland and the Territory leading to the ports of Darwin, Wyndham and Broome.
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Rent

March 2nd 2007 00:49

Rent is the main charge that tenants have to pay on a regular basis. The level of rent and the method of rent payment should be agreed upon before the tenancy begins. Both should be written into the tenancy agreement in the spaces provided. Rent payments are GST free. The method of rent payment cannot be changed during the agreement period unless the tenant agrees.

Here's a quick guide to paying your rent and a good need to know cover of the methods of payment.
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