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DON’T MISS ANDREWS LIGHT UP NOW is the perfect time to grab a bargain on quality lights, lamps and fans, as Andrews Light Up in The Zone Maroochydore is hosting their annual stocktake sale. If you're renovating - it's time to make a statement, with savings from 20% to 60% off when you purchase an item in store or online. Everything in store or online is at least 20% off the retail price through until 30 June 2019 in the Stocktake Sale. Specialising in decorative lighting, Andrews Light Up have always tried to offer new and exciting designs at affordable prices. "Our team have years and years of experience, and can assist you to find the right lighting solution," Andrew said. "Effective lighting makes such a
difference to your home, changing the atmosphere can be as simple as turning on a lamp." For 30 years, Andrews Light Up has prided itself on the quality of its range. "Everything you will find through our online store has our quality stamp of approval," he said. "Andrews Light Up focuses on quality at affordable prices. We source the globe (the world that is) and work with suppliers to get the best deal for you. Our showroom in The Zone Maroochydore showcases our range of lights, lamps and ceiling fans." Head to Andrews Light Up Maroochydore at The Zone 32 Wises Road, Buderim (beside the Post Office). Shop online at www.lightup.com.au or call 1300 857 901 for more information.
Andrews Light Up Maroochydore at The Zone 32 Wises Road, Buderim.
NOOSA HOLDS ONTO MOST EXPENSIVE HOUSE MARKET TITLE second consecutive quarter of contracting price. The March quarter median price fell 4.7 per cent and the December 2018 quarter fell 8.2 per cent. Our view is this market may be cooling in patches and certainly the feedback from local agents is that it is very inconsistent at the moment. That notwithstanding, the Sunshine
Coast LGA (which excludes the Noosa market) delivered 3.5 per cent, which is the second-highest annual growth in Queensland. The annual median house price on the Sunny Coast is $585,000 and is almost 30 per cent (29.3 per cent) above levels five years ago. "Generally speaking, the Queensland
markets are doing as well as can be expected, proving somewhat resilient to the economic headwinds facing the nation. We are operating under very sluggish conditions spearheaded by lacklustre wages growth, high jobless figures, and tightened lending criteria," REIQ CEO Antonia Mercorella said. â—?
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ACCORDING to the latest REIQ report, the standout growth market of Queensland was once again Noosa, which continues to hold the title of most expensive house market in the state, growing 8.7 per cent to $750,000. However, while the annual growth figure remains strong, the March quarter is the
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