Hotspots

Reports, statistics and analysis from experts on the Australian property market.
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Hotspots • 29 Mar 2012
Low income households struggle
Almost a quarter of Australians are outspending their means, new statistics have revealed.
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Hotspots • 29 Mar 2012
City planning campaign welcomed by industry
The ‘Make My City Work’ campaign, lauched yesterday and aiming to promote better planned, managed and financed cities,  has been welcomed by industry members.
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Hotspots • 27 Mar 2012
Sub-$300K properties hard to find in city suburbs
Just 7.1 per cent of capital city suburbs have a median house price of less than $300,000, according to RP Data’s Property Pulse report.
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Hotspots • 27 Mar 2012
Experts tip Adelaide to boom
Adelaide has been found to be Australia’s most desirable city, and it is the next spot for investors, according to leading property groups. For the second year in a...
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Hotspots • 27 Mar 2012
LJ Hooker launches investor website
In a bid to help investors make a savvy purchasing decision, LJ Hooker has launched a new sustainability website.
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Hotspots • 26 Mar 2012
Building Boost ahead for NT
Investors buying in the Northern Territory can expect a boost of confidence after today’s announcement of a building boost from 1 January 2013, according to Minister...
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Hotspots • 26 Mar 2012
Auction activity slumps
Auction activity across Australia was subdued over the weekend, new data from Australian Property Monitors has revealed.
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Hotspots • 23 Mar 2012
Homebuyer confidence bounces back
More than one third of potential home buyers believe now is a great time to jump onto the property ladder.
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Hotspots • 23 Mar 2012
500,000 metro apartments needed, Syd
All vacant sites in Sydney near public transport should be developed to house an increasingly growing population, according to the Urban Taskforce.
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Hotspots • 22 Mar 2012
Less red tape for heritage properties
Minor works and improvements to heritage listed homes in WA no longer require Heritage Council advice, according to Heritage Minister John Castrilli.
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