
Treasurer calls for banks to ease lending clampdown
The Federal Treasurer wants banks to take the foot off their lending clampdown for the benefit of the general public
The Federal Treasurer wants banks to take the foot off their lending clampdown for the benefit of the general public
The demand for student accomodation and co-living rentals is rising around the world and forecasters say Australia is set to join the trend.
It was a decidedly more upbeat RBA, who revised their forecasts for economic growth in 2018 and 2019 up and kept rates low amid falling house prices and low inflation.
Local councils will be handing over the management of Victoria’s riskiest apartment buildings with combustible cladding to the State Government.
The big banks have got some work to do earning the confidence and trust back from Australians if a new survey is anything to go by.
Melbourne property prices are the fastest falling in Australian capital cities – sliding 3.9 per cent in the last three months.
The nation’s biggest bank is throwing out a sweetener to try to attract first-time home buyers and existing borrowers looking to refinance.
The property market in Sydney had a dark weekend, with auction clearance rates dropping to a new low of around 30 per cent.
Housing experts say the property market should remain soft for at least two more years – and it’s banks that hold the key.
First home buyers are enthusiastically tapping into their superannuation thanks to a Federal Government scheme.