
A property boom in Australia is quickly gaining momentum
The property boom in Australia is quickly gathering momentum, with house prices rising faster in February than they have for 17 years.
The property boom in Australia is quickly gathering momentum, with house prices rising faster in February than they have for 17 years.
The vast majority of Australia’s mortgage brokers want to see more support from the government in 2021.
The high-end property markets in Perth, Brisbane and the Gold Coast are outperforming the powerhouses of Melbourne and Sydney.
Australia is approaching another housing boom just one year on from the pandemic onset as prices are tipped to rise by 16 per cent over the next two years.
When you’re buying a house there’s the obvious selling price you have to cover, but there’s also a host of hidden costs that are added to the equation.
Ever been turned away from a nightclub door? Of course you have, we all have! Well, now some punters in Melbourne are experiencing that same old feeling just trying to inspect a home open with housing demand experiencing a sharp spike.
Melbourne’s property market is becoming a two-speed affair between houses and units.
Interest rates are set to stay at the record-low 0.1 per cent for possibly another four-to-five years.
Inner-city Melbourne apartment rents are in freefall thanks to the COVID-led dearth of tourists and students and an exodus of renters to the suburbs and regions.
International border closures are driving a spike in swimming pool construction while people are being forced to ‘holiday’ at home.