Residents’ luck rests on casino
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A $3 billion casino and mega-resort earmarked for Yorkeys Knob is just the injection the sleepy seaside suburb needs, residents say.
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November 22, 2011 Leave a comment
David Forrest First National Framptons, Principal
With the long awaited reduction to official interest rates by the Reserve Bank, we expect this will help provide home buyers with confidence in our market.
RBA reducing rates will lead to positive outcome in sales of properties on the market.
I expect demand will increase creating upward pressure on price, procrastinating will not be your best asset. Buy Now.
First National Real Estate Framptons
Article date: 18 November 2011
Source: Centralian Advocate, 04 November 2011
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