Anneke de Boer

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Anneke has a keen interest in both Australian property and the Western Australian startup community, reporting for The Property Tribune and contributing to Startup News.

Sydney boarding house transacted for over $5M

New owners enjoy a secure income from the property amid a Sydney tight rental market
Mirvac-racecourse-construction

Construction kicks off at Mirvac’s $135M Charlton House development

The apartment complex will border Brisbane’s Eagle Farm’s racecourse
Adelaide-Retail-rate

Vacancy rates among Adelaide’s large format retailers hit record low of 0.58%

Two new centre developments underway as retail demand remains strong
Flagstone-local-investor

Flagstone retail centre sells for $25.35M to local investor

The latest in a number of retail transactions in Queensland

Historic $478M investment to fund new Sydney health precinct

Sydney Biomedical Accelerator’s new medical precinct is supported by funds from University, government and philanthropists

Australia’s quirkiest houses

From the bubble house to the hobbit house, see inside some of Australia’s most weird and wonderful houses

QUBE Property annnounces two Perth aquisitions

The acquisitions include both residential and industrial assets in Perth’s south
Housing market upswings eclipse downswings

Housing market upswings eclipse downswings

Domain’s findings highlight that timing the market is less important than time spent in the market

Over three in four mortgage holders reported rate hikes

The impact of hiking cash rates is being felt by mortgage holders according to a survey from Savvy

Half of first-time property investors don’t plan ahead

Seasoned investors are more likely to have a plan in place, while property websites and magazines are the number one source of advice

Top Articles

PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards returns to Australia for a landmark ninth edition

With entries closing 10 July, the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Australia) has officially launched its ninth edition.

2026 set to redefine Australia’s property market

Rising demand and tight supply are driving strong growth across Australia’s property markets in 2026.

Where should you invest: Metropolitan or regional markets?

Explore the pros and cons of metropolitan vs. regional property markets.