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 ...

Brisbane fell 1% in August — its third consecutive monthly decline, taking values 2.7% lower across the winter. But the number that reframes Brisbane’s position most sharply is a supply figure: ...

Labor's proposal remains an exposure draft and has not yet become law. From 1 July 2028, affected discretionary trusts would generally face a 30 per cent minimum tax at the trustee level. Existing ...

Your personal inflation rate may be much higher than CPI. Housing, energy, mortgage and rental costs affect households very differently. Small differences compound into big costs. Housing-related ...

Across Australia, thousands of people are waiting to find out if their homes will be built, after several separate construction company collapses. By far the biggest of those recent collapses has been ...

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 ...

Australia has changed enormously since 1981. We are larger, older, more multicultural, better educated and healthier. The way Australians work has transformed. Manufacturing has declined while ...

There is a dangerous tendency in Australia’s housing debate to assume that anything that makes life harder for property ...

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 ...

National home prices fell 0.2% in August, marking the fifth consecutive monthly decline. Prices are now 2.7% below their March peak, but remain 1.8% higher year-on-year. Capital-city prices declined 0 ...