February 15, 2016
Labor makes its move on negative gearing
Federal Labor has made a move on negative gearing, saying they will restrict it to new homes and will also slash the concession on capital
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February 11, 2016
Managing business loans successfully
Taking on a loan for your business can sometimes give it the shot in the arm it needs to really get it going. Having debt
February 9, 2016
Melbourne office vacancy rate figures remain stagnant
The latest Property Council of Australia Office Market Report reveals that office vacancy rates have remained fairly flat nationally. The stagnant office vacancy figures –
February 3, 2016
Land titles and property ownership
Most buyers and sellers in the property market have heard the term land title and have a vague understanding of its meaning and relationship to ownership.
February 3, 2016
Real estate agents offering free prize incentives to kick start property market in 2016
Real estate agents are offering free prizes to vendors to try and stimulate the property market in 2016.
February 3, 2016
Banks are returning to a two-tiered mortgage rate market
New figures reveal the widening gap in what is again becoming a two-tier mortgage market.
February 3, 2016
Today’s renters are tech savvy and want quick access
Forget walk-in robes and fancy kitchen appliances, today’s tech savvy renters want multiple power plugs and to be able to get great internet and mobile phone access.
February 3, 2016
Mortgage borrowers look to fix loans as banks lift rates
Home loan borrowers are increasingly moving towards fixed rate loans, with nearly 20 per cent of loans written in December being those with a fixed interest rate.
February 3, 2016
Federal Government looking at putting limits on negative gearing
The Federal Government is looking at putting limits on negative gearing as part of its tax reform agenda.
February 3, 2016
Top economist tips RBA to cut interest rates to below 2% this year
Top economist Dr Shane Oliver says the RBA will have to cut interest rates below their current record low of 2 per cent.