If you’re about to turn 40 and you don’t yet own a home you’d better get cracking because new research from Swinburne University shows it’s
The shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has given a whack to housing affordability for young people in Australia.
The spring selling season is fast approaching and it’s good news for Melbourne’s property market, it’s in the healthiest state it’s been for some time.
Melbourne’s property market took a nice shot in the arm today after the city was named the world’s most liveable by The Economist for the 6th year in a row.
Australian capital city house prices continued to push upwards in July despite the sluggish economy.
New research shows that the first 30 days after a new property is listed for sale are the most crucial. It’s during this 30 days that the property will have its most views.
Strong auction sales and rising prices in Melbourne’s easten suburbs have undone the falls and slump of 2010-2012.
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As rising interest rates and inflated property prices push the dream of owning a home out of reach of many ordinary Australians, the question must be asked: are we facing an affordability crisis?
If it hasn’t happened to you, then it’s likely that you know someone who has ended up stuck with a mortgage that didn’t suit their needs.
