Sasha Karen

Good news for owners as prices show signs of recovery

While both Australia’s capital cities and major regional centres have recorded declines, conditions have seen a significant improvement, new data indicates.

HOTSPOTS • Tue, 04 Jun 2019

Cash rate call for June 2019 revealed

The Reserve Bank has released the outcome of its monthly board meeting for June amid many experts expecting a cut.

FINANCE • Tue, 04 Jun 2019

Revealed: the impact of new rail projects on key markets

A new report has outlined upcoming railway developments across major capital cities, and what it means for the property markets of their respective surrounding areas.

HOTSPOTS • Mon, 03 Jun 2019

5 factors to help pick a great investment in Perth

New analysis has found what factors property investors need to look at in order locate a good investment property.

HOTSPOTS • Mon, 03 Jun 2019

Two cities avoid price drop in post-election run

Coming off the last week prior’s post-election property high, the latest weekly property market data has stabilised, with two capital cities avoiding value falls.

HOTSPOTS • Mon, 03 Jun 2019

'Property Armageddon' blasted as scaremongering

With some much-needed certainty returning to the market, the cries of “property Armageddon” seem like a distant memory. However, one buyer’s agent claims that the ...

HOTSPOTS • Fri, 31 May 2019

Where to find yields over 5% in Melbourne

New data has found where property investors can locate above average yields in Melbourne, and they’re in or around the CBD.

HOTSPOTS • Fri, 31 May 2019

Fresh data reveals wider impact of housing downturn for investors

Analysis of new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has found that a slowdown in housing approvals is being felt in the economy at large.

HOTSPOTS • Thu, 30 May 2019

The suburbs hit hardest by price drops

Property investors who have seen big drops in their property's value during this downward cycle should remember the long-term and cyclical nature of property investment - ...

HOTSPOTS • Thu, 30 May 2019