Rising inflation and interest rates continue to place pressure on the cost of living, leaving many mortgage holders feeling negatively towards their financial outlook.
Read MoreAustralia’s housing market has defied interest rate hikes and economic uncertainty with another spike in prices over February.
Read MoreAustralian homeowners face a staggering reality as new forecasts show what home prices will cost in just two years.
Read MoreAustralia’s first rate hike in two years is set to push capital city mortgage repayments up by as much as $200 a month, with the Reserve Bank flagging more tightening ahead.
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 MoreThe housing market upswing is getting stronger, with price growth quickening and home values smashing records.
Read MoreAustralia's property market is heating up again, with record auctions over spring and the return of both first home buyers and investors pushing up house prices.
Read MoreAustralian homeowners are celebrating a spring surge, with national home prices recording their ninth consecutive month of growth in September, adding a significant $54,100 to the median property value.
Read MoreLower interest rates and expanded government schemes are set to unlock more properties for first-home buyers, though rising prices could soon close this window of opportunity.
Read MorePrice growth has reignited in some markets after years of stagnation, but in other parts of the country the heat is coming out.
Read MoreHusband and wife Mal and Dushi Odris are looking forward to a tree-change in Melbourne’s northeast.
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