Australians struggling to break into the housing market are set to “struggle even more”, with new research suggesting COVID-19 lockdowns may be fuelling prices. The locked down cities of Sydney and
House prices have doubled or risen even more over the past five years in a string of sought-after hotspots, often by the beach, new figures show. The stunning growth reveals the
Investors remain overwhelmingly positive about the property market and their prospects for price growth, a new survey shows, while affordability has emerged as a bigger concern than the impacts of
A new report has identified 20 Australian house and unit markets where strong capital growth is extremely likely in coming months, with the nation’s next property hotspots scattered right across
Brisbane’s snap lockdown is giving agents, investors and prospective homebuyers time to take a breath, but pent-up demand is likely to drive a fast market rebound once the city is
Demand for Brisbane development sites continues to rise, with national giant Frasers Property Australia and local firm Mosaic Property Group settling a pair of separate transactions this week, collectively valued at
Billion dollar development group ID_Land is looking to cash in on Australia’s regional property boom with $100 million worth of site acquisitions in country Victoria, while at the same time
As more of the country gets locked down there’s an economic consequence that will bizarrely see house prices rocket further. As Australians continue to attempt to come to grips with the
Australian property prices are growing at their fastest pace in 17 years despite lockdowns, with several cities climbing to record highs, new data reveals. National dwelling values are now up 16.1