What you need to know about buying and selling in the same market
The weather is getting warmer and the days are getting longer, which means that spring has arrived and Australia’s housing market is about to enter its busiest time of the
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Reserve Bank governor says negative interest rates are ‘extraordinarily unlikely’
Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe says it is "extraordinarily unlikely" that Australia's economy will need to be stimulated by slashing interest rates into negative territory. However, Dr Lowe added that low
Which capital cities are poised to see low vacancy rates?
National residential vacancy rate dipped in September, down to 2.1% from 2.2% in August, according to SQM Research. Hobart recorded the lowest vacancy rate at 0.6%, while Sydney registered the highest
Housing investment likely to decline next year — RBA
The Reserve Bank of Australia expects an anaemic housing supply next year that could result in a decline in investment – and an increase in residential prices as demand continues
Investing in Brisbane a “smart move”?
Brisbane's property market managed to weather the housing downturn that plagued Australia for the past two years, making it a safe and viable place for investors, an economist said. While there
Using the Equity in your home for a Investment Purchase
If you are already repaying your own home or another investment property, you may be able to use the equity you have built up to purchase an additional property. Let’s use
Using the equity in your home to purchase an investment property
If you are already repaying your own home or another investment property, you may be able to use the equity you have built up to purchase an additional
Spring Hasn’t Quite Sprung For Real Estate Listings
The number of new listings being added to the combined capitals housing market has seen a hefty 44% rise from the depths of the winter slowdown in early
2019 property price growth markets in Regional NSW are now found further afield: Hotspotting’s Terry Ryder
EXPERT OBSERVER The pre-election negativity that hit real estate in the first half of 2019 impacted previously busy Regional NSW markets, with the lowest number of growth markets in two years.