June 20, 2016
Drones an option as a commercial property and apartment building inspection tool
Drones are so 2016, and they are increasingly being used as a tool for building inspections.
Apartments
May 30, 2016
Melbourne and Sydney city off-the-plan apartment owners feel the pain
Some inner city apartments are selling for up to 24% less than purchase price
April 19, 2016
Property developers warn RBA to stop talking down apartment market
Property developers have issued a warning to the RBA that if they keep talking up apartment oversupply fears, it will cause more banks to withdraw
February 2, 2016
Troubled times for inner city apartments for both Melbourne and Sydney
Inner city apartments in Melbourne are suffering from a glut of oversupply. Analysts are concerned that prices in these CBD dwellings could fall as a result.
February 2, 2016
Melbourne apartment construction hits new record
There are more apartments being built in inner Melbourne right now than at any time in history.
January 22, 2016
Foreign investors keeping the spark in Melbourne’s inner-city apartment market
The large and continually growing supply of apartments in Melbourne is failing to deter offshore investors.
January 21, 2016
Melbourne’s most affordable suburbs for one-bed apartments
If you’re looking for a cheap one-bedder apartment to invest in, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria has released figures to March of the suburbs in Melbourne where you can get one-bedroom apartments for under $300,000.
January 21, 2016
Eastern suburbs eyed off as a future apartment hotspot
The inner-eastern school belt of suburbs have been identified as one of the best places to buy apartments in Melbourne.
January 21, 2016
Off-the-plan apartment projects showing strong growth
The number of off-the-plan apartments advertised for sale has jumped by 154 per cent in Australia in the last three years.
January 21, 2016
International education industry could help ease Melbourne’s apartment oversupply
Apartment supply in Melbourne has been overflowing in recent years but the growth in international students next year could ease the problem.