How will the fallout from COVID-19 affect our property markets? It looks like they’re going to be shut down. Australians are living through one of the most significant economic and social upheavals
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact everyday life, investors with security might’ve been presented with the perfect buying opportunity, an industry expert has found. During a webinar on Real Estate
Australia's housing slump could turn into the 'longest and deepest” property downturn in modern history. Property values are falling around the country for 17 consecutive months, but the actual rate of
BRISBANE house prices have hit a record high thanks to cheap money, a bounce back in buyer confidence and a sharp drop in listings, but Queensland’s peak real estate body
WHILE some pundits are predicting a recession by Christmas, a new report says that a downturn is not always doom and gloom. At least for some of those in the property
Sydney’s eager first-home buyers have kept their dreams of property ownership alive in the face of the coronavirus threat, adapting their buying strategies to the pandemic changes sweeping the country. Agents
Australians are facing tough new measures to stop the spread of Coronavirus, but healthy clearance rates in Melbourne (72%) and Sydney (74%) suggest the property market is yet to be
“May you live in interesting times” – for those of you don’t know this was a Chinese curse. Well…we are clearly living in interesting times. In my 67 years I can’t remember
Quantitative easing, or QE, is set to be implemented in Australia for the first time. Desperate to stimulate the economy, the RBA has flagged it will buy