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Property experts nationwide have gathered for the third consecutive year to unveil the hottest suburbs, many of which are prime spots for investors. https://t.co/8h5XH4EAqp
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Rumours of a 2024 rate cut that have permeated the nation since winter have come to nothing today, with the Reserve Bank of Australia confirming the 4.35% cash rate will remain. https://t.co/JdsApdxL4W
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After years as the second most expensive city to buy a home, Melbourne has fallen in the rankings. https://t.co/twcFf6J6Gi
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Beginning in October, stamp duty has been significantly reduced for all off-the-plan apartments, units and townhouses in Victoria. https://t.co/ssRxViyDtd
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It is becoming increasingly difficult for many Australians to afford their rent or home-loan repayments, contributing to the rising number of people who are either homeless or at risk of homelessness. https://t.co/XGeWeGLd4N
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New data from Victoria’s Department of Families, Fairness and Housing shows a drop of more than 20,000 active bonds in the state over the 12 months to June 2024. https://t.co/kECkNz8QAQ
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Buyer demand has surged across many suburbs nationally in spite of higher interest rates and increased housing prices, new data shows. https://t.co/ubH2rLGhip
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In certain suburbs, unit prices have grown at more than double the rate of houses over the past year. https://t.co/UqF5C9u0cu
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Inflation has sunk to 2.8%, the lowest it has been since March 2021 and within the RBA's 2-3% target, but what will it mean for interest rates? https://t.co/6nvg0PUTI2
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Amid a bumper 2024 spring selling season, analysis of selling prices shows why: November is the best month for sellers, with national prices 0.78% higher than the average throughout the year. https://t.co/WzsSjNEhQy
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The vast majority of Australians support the development of high-rise apartment buildings – but most don't want them in their own neighbourhood. Here's why that poses a problem for our housing supply woes ... https://t.co/rwoFOzGY5V
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Nearly two-thirds of first-home buyers are feeling pessimistic about the current property market, with 56% citing the cost of living crisis as affecting their plans to purchase a home, new research shows. https://t.co/Ni7qRRRbxv
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This week the Victorian government announced a significant reduction in the stamp duty payable on off- the-plan apartments, units, and townhouses – a move designed to stimulate development at a time when boosting housing supply could not be more critical. https://t.co/tPRZUobrYb
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Following a period of increased rental supply from early to mid-2024, available rentals are once again on a decline. https://t.co/TfIaH9QEVA
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Find out the five Victorian suburbs tipped for a population-driven home price recovery in 2025. https://t.co/9MUaJMFxyo
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Accessing Australia's housing market is incredibly challenging for first-home buyers, but one state is emerging as somewhat of a haven. https://t.co/61FxYNvzwk
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Interest rates are falling around the world, so why is Australia holding back? https://t.co/dBiTPA3dAd
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The country needs tens of thousands of extra tradesmen and women to build the 1.2 million homes planned in the National Housing Accord by 2029. See the roles that are most desperately needed. https://t.co/Zb90mi40oA
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Spring has begun with a bang this year, with new listings hitting their highest September numbers since 2015. https://t.co/ucjrIa3oRz
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Melbourne families in some surprising suburbs are being spared the pain of the city's property market woes, with prices growing even as neighbouring areas slump. See if yours is among them. https://t.co/bYg2EWUTHM
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