For generations, Australians have responded to housing affordability pressures in a predictable way - when the home they ...

For years, the housing affordability debate has focused heavily on property prices, with the assumption that if home values ...

Glossy renders, drone footage, and a sales agent's "prices are rising fast" pitch are not evaluation — they're marketing. Most buyers who overpay or get stuck with an illiquid unit didn't skip due ...

You do a walkthrough before a new tenant moves in, and everything looks fine. Then a few months later, they call to say a power point sparked when they plugged in the kettle. Electrical issues in ...

More sellers are moving away from auctions. Private treaty sales are becoming increasingly common as buyer competition eases. Auction-to-private-treaty conversions have surged. More than half of ...

Successful investors make decisions and take action. They gather enough information, commit to a decision, and move forward rather than waiting for perfect conditions. Fear and procrastination are ...

It now takes an Australian couple aged 25 to 34 around five years to save a 20% deposit for an entry-priced house. Sydney remains the most difficult capital for house buyers, while Brisbane has become ...

2.3 million individual housing investors in Australia, around 10 per cent of the working-age population, and this share has been broadly stable in recent years rather than growing unchecked 70 per ...

Buffett’s approach was always about buying businesses—not just stocks—with strong fundamentals, predictable returns, and long-term value. The same principle applies to property: don’t treat it like a ...

Since 2000, overall housing costs have increased by an average of 4 per cent a year, compared with CPI inflation of 3 per cent. Ashley Owen’s analysis shows electricity and gas prices have more than ...

NAB recently reported their suggestions of how the current housing market downturn will affect our economy in general. NAB expects house prices to fall ~7% peak to trough, a sharp slowdown from the 9% ...