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Investment property adviser James Anderson recommends buying near a Bunnings, He argued a new hardware store signalled a population surge with immigration at a record high.

It's ripe for infill housing development.

The Hamptons middle class, comprised of New Yorkers with somewhat modest million-dollar second homes out East, have been dropping their asking prices by nearly 30% to sell their homes.

RKT earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2023.

Loan commitment boom expected, says Canstar

In Australia, nominal retail sales rose strongly in September, up 0.9% (2.0%yr). However, this was mostly due to transitory factors, including policy changes around medicines under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme and major product releases, most notably the latest iPhone model. On a three-month rolling basis, nominal retail sales lifted 0.8% in September; underlying this, the just released quarterly data reports volumes rose 0.2% in Q3 following a 0.6% decline in Q2. Our Westpac Card Tracker ...

Turning to the United Kingdom, the highlight will come on Friday in the form of quarterly GDP numbers. The British economy most likely fell into contraction in the third quarter, something reflected in the monthly GDP readings that have already been released and gloomy business surveys.

Region had an average 21,163 listings in July through September, off 32% from the same period in 2021 and down 52% vs. 2016-19.

Justin Brown, a father of a 2-year-old who lives with his wife in the St. Louis, Missouri area, has $20,000 in student loan debt. Before the pause on loan payments at the start of the pandemic in 2020, he paid $300 a month. But now that Brown has a family, his financial responsibilities have grown — paying for child care, a mortgage for a house he bought in 2022 and car notes, to name a few.

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