1 min read Top rental suburbs revealed Australia’s highly anticipated mining boom has forced up the rent in Darwin, with the capital city boasting the most... READ NOW
1 min read Good news as rents inch up It might be bad news for renters but for investors, news that rents are on the rise is more than welcome. READ NOW
1 min read Property outlook bleak: NAB Conditions in the Australian residential property sector are expected to weaken considerably over the next 12 months,... READ NOW
1 min read Investors join forces for holiday homes Investors are increasingly considering the benefits of co-ownership, particularly when it comes to buying coastal... READ NOW
1 min read Adelaide voted Australia's best Adelaide is Australia’s most liveable city, according to a national survey commissioned by the Property Council of... READ NOW
1 min read Auction activity to heat up in Gold Coast PRDnationwide will hold one of its largest auction portfolios in Queensland this weekend with over 40 residential... READ NOW
1 min read Undersupply issue worsens The Housing Industry Association (HIA) is urging the government to address the barriers constraining housing supply. READ NOW
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1 min read Syd investors to see strong returns Sydney investors could enjoy strong returns in 2011, according to SQM Research. READ NOW
1 min read Flood-affected property to hold value Brisbane’s flood-affected property owners face big discounts on pre-flood valuations if they decide to sell over the... READ NOW
1 min read New homes tumbled in 2010: ABS Final figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics have today confirmed that there was a significant housing... READ NOW
1 min read Confidence slumps after flood disaster The mood of consumers has darkened significantly following the Queensland floods amid fears that the natural disaster... READ NOW
1 min read Australians dream of beach property Nearly 60 per cent of people would make sure their second home was at the beach, according to a new poll. READ NOW
1 min read Living costs to worry buyers in 2011 Living costs are the biggest concern for Australian property owners, a new survey has found. READ NOW
1 min read Affordability under threat A steep decline in the number of land sales could have a significant impact on housing affordability, new research has... READ NOW
1 min read Affordability shock for flood affected areas Home owners in the flood ravaged suburbs of Queensland could struggle to repay their mortgages when the water begins to... READ NOW
1 min read Time to buy in WA Real estate veteran Geoff Baldwin of RE/MAX WA is confident the Western Australian property market will rebound in 2011... READ NOW
1 min read Financial help for flood victims One of the country’s largest mortgage brokers, Mortgage Choice, has urged borrowers impacted by flooding to seek... READ NOW
1 min read Cautious optimism for building recovery Australian builders are anticipating a recovery of sorts despite weak building conditions in the December quarter,... READ NOW
1 min read Credit unions offer flood support Australia’s credit unions and building societies are offering their clients affected by the floods hardship... READ NOW
1 min read A good year for property: First National 2011 should be a strong year for the property market new research has found. READ NOW
1 min read QLD home owners begin insurance claims The clean-up for Queensland property owners affected by the devastating floods has begun with the Insurance Council of... READ NOW
1 min read New building recovery at risk Yesterday’s housing finance figures revealed an encouraging pick up in loans for new housing construction but the... READ NOW
1 min read Slight rise in first time buyer activity First home buyer financing activity reached an eight month high in November according to new figures released by the... READ NOW
1 min read Strong jobs data puts pressure on RBA The number of jobs advertised in metropolitan newspapers and on the internet rose two per cent in December, giving... READ NOW
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