
Melbourne property downturn could get worse
The Melbourne property market downturn could get worse this year after record falls in the later part of 2018.
The Melbourne property market downturn could get worse this year after record falls in the later part of 2018.
As we enter the new year with different property market conditions around the country, Domain senior news producer Elizabeth Redman spoke to some real estate agents around the country who gave their top picks for 2019.
Three of the nation’s leading economists say 2019 will see further interest rate cuts from the RBA from their record-low 1.5 per cent.
Mortgage brokers have made a clear statement to the Commonwealth Bank in a new HashChing survey that found more than half would cancel their accreditation with the major bank if they introduce a fee for service model.
Well it’s official – our nation’s house prices have suffered their steepest drop since the global financial crisis.
As we move into the new year of 2019, homebuyers have the best conditions they’ve had for years.
The loosening of the screws from the financial regulator is aimed at stabilising Australia’s spiraling housing market.
The Labor Party are ahead in the polls so there’s a good chance Bill Shortens will become a reality next year.
The property downturn in Melbourne has spread its tentacles far enough to now reach the lower end of the market. Across the nation property prices
The typical four-week sales campaign for property is becoming too short because loans are taking so long to approve amid the tightened lending environment.