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From Herron.Todd.White's first month in review for 2014: Gladstone There has been much local and national press regarding the Gladstone economy and property market of late. 2013 was a tumultuous year for the Gladstone property market. We saw sharp declines in values on the back of an ever...

Heres the article: http://www.gladstoneobserver.com.au/news/project-short-of-gas-for-start-up/2133489/ I had one house there, sold it in 2012, made a loss of 10k but happy I got out when I did. I definitely wouldn't be buying there anytime soon, Gladstone is still very much a declining market...

We've had Century 21 as our PM, they've been very professional

Yeh right, prices collapse? don't think so, news 11 October 2012: Bechtel, the main engineering contractor on the $US25 billion of liquefied natural gas projects being built in Gladstone, Queensland, will more than double its manual workforce to exceed 6000 as it moves into the next stage...

Thats not bad, if thats for unfurnished? If they were furnished they should get more than that. You could advertise them furnished, for higher prices closer to completion date and see what interest you get too, things could and should pick up before early 2013 too, so if it was me I...

Hi Pete Really depends what rent they are offering? Cheers Clint

Released yesterday NAB quarterly residential survey : "For the seventh consecutive quarter, the harbour town of Gladstone (Qld) was the most nominated response as the location expected to grow fastest in terms of capital values over the next 12 months."

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If you haven't read the 2012 CQU report for Gladstone's future PM me and I'll send it to you, very interesting and without any spruiking, just the facts. Was going to sell my IP there soon but will wait longer now, still plenty of upside, there will be temporary slumps like now, on the way up.

The market has slowed, I've noticed more rentals available and houses not selling as quick, but it will pick up again and possibly peak in 2013 if this article is true: http://www.couriermail.com.au/life/homesproperty/soaring-mine-demand-hits-housing/story-e6frequ6-1226362872214

Yes there is a huge difference between suburbs in Gladstone

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/opinion/look-to-indonesia-to-narrow-the-gap-in-two-speed-economy/story-e6frg9of-1226366187962

http://www.news.com.au/money/property/soaring-mine-demand-hits-housing/story-e6frfmd0-1226363031376

Its a new 3/2/2 in New Auckland

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy/coming-lng-demand-unrivalled/story-e6frg9df-1226360653825

Other might know more about this point, but my understanding is these Gladstone LNG companies already have contracts in place for years ahead for supply to China, plus if there was overflow India is another booming economy with a massive hunger for energy. I'm sure these companies wouldnt commit...

From what I've read the dongas will only help ease the housing shortage crisis but not affect demand very much. And like you say not everybody wants to live in them. Anyone who earns decent $ can afford to rent a house on the mainland. My tenants, a couple who are moving in today are paying...

an update in todays paper: http://www.gladstoneobserver.com.au/story/2012/05/18/70b-worth-of-work-gladstone-/

Can't see how they could legally enforce it, but in case this will be irrelevant now. Makes sense that they'd release to the general public now that the 10k building boost is no longer available and demand from first home buyers slows, and yes sales in general might slow a bit since boost...

Hi CHam They are selling some of the cheaper properties (2br- $340k) to people earning under $105k annually and intending to live in the property, and is a ULDA scheme to provide affordable accom to locals. However this offer ends in 10 days on 24 May, I presume thereafter all properties are...