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The renovation portion of The Block: All Stars has come to a close with the couples completing their exteriors, ending their do over of four heritage pieces of residential real estate.

Homes for sale in Queensland have become more attractive due to stamp duty concessions introduced by the state government.

Real estate in NSW is likely to experience a boost due to economic growth in the Hunter region.

Real estate in Perth has experienced a rise in its median property values, hitting the $500,000 mark for the final quarter of last year.

Real estate in Darwin has experienced the biggest growth in its property values over the last 12 months when compared with other capital cities, with prices rising by 8.9 per cent in the year to December 2012.

The median rent for real estate in Perth has risen over the last three months, according to the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA).

Commercial real estate and residential real estate in Melbourne is set to receive a boost after confirmation that a 108-storey skyscraper has been earmarked for Southbank.

Real estate in Sydney is set to receive a boost as the state government looks to improve affordability across the country's most populous city.

The auction results are in for Melbourne's most recent weekend of sales (March 16-17) and the 69 per cent clearance rate is well ahead of the 58 per cent recorded for the same two days last year.

The interior of The Block is completed, as all four teams finished their living areas yesterday, meaning all that is left is their backyards.

First time buyers of residential real estate are now able to benefit from the Queensland government's $15,000 Great Start Grant.

The Block: All Stars is slowly coming to a close, with less than a week left for the four teams to complete their living rooms and the exterior of the properties.