Aussie property prices surge despite rate hikes
/Australia’s housing market has defied interest rate hikes and economic uncertainty with another spike in prices over February.
Read MoreAustralia’s housing market has defied interest rate hikes and economic uncertainty with another spike in prices over February.
Read MoreThe Gold Coast property marketing is still surging with dozens of suburbs recording more than five per cent growth in the December quarter, pushing home prices up by hundreds of thousands of dollars in some pockets.
Read MoreThere are now just 501 Aussie suburbs where buyers can purchase an average house for under $500,000 – down from 658 a year ago and 1753 in 2020.
Read MoreThe Reserve Bank of Australia has held the cash rate steady at 3.6% in November following hotter-than-expected inflation data, delivering a blow to households hoping for a Melbourne Cup Day cut.
Read MoreAussie voters have given the Albanese government a second term in a landslide win, but the property industry says the government must get straight to work on building more homes.
Read MoreThere appears to be a light at the end of the tunnel for Aussie tenants with new research suggesting an easing of rental market pressures across almost all capital cities.
Read MoreFurther changes to Queensland rental laws will commence on 1 May 2025.
Read MoreWith an ever-changing housing market, some of the best places to invest are in places you might not expect.
Read MoreThe House has approved the amendments to the government’s shared equity scheme and rubber stamped the bill.
Read MoreA “thoroughly unscrupulous real estate agent” has been ordered by an NSW Supreme Court judge to repay the money lost by a family after he encouraged them to invest in Ralan property developments.
Read MoreCelebrity chef Michael Lambie had been looking for a venue to open a new style of restaurant for a year and a half before he chanced on the perfect site at the perfect time – a renewed blaze of confidence in the Melbourne CBD.
Read MoreA real estate agent has been slammed for an embarrassing AI-related blunder in a listing for a $900-a-week rental in Victoria.
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