When Bronte Oldfield and Phil Grooby heard that it will soon become harder for some borrowers to get a mortgage, they did some quick calculations. They've been searching hard for their first property
Frustrated house hunters holding out for a property bubble to burst could be waiting a long time, according to an industry insider who warns there is no price balloon to
Australia’s property market has boomed over the past 12 months and the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdowns have done little to curb the skyrocketing trajectory of property prices. Since the Reserve Bank slashed
Prolific Sydney developer, hotel and pub owner Sam Arnaout has tipped the red-hot Gold Coast apartment market to remain strong for the next decade after revealing plans for an $800
Melbourne developer Hirsch and Faigen is moving ahead with plans for its third development on the Gold Coast as they look to take advantage of rising demand for new apartments
Lenders have slashed variable mortgage rates to attract new customers in the booming pandemic property market, even as the Reserve Bank keeps official interest rates firmly on hold. At its meeting
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