After another interest rate rise this week, it’s getting harder and harder for investors to hit the property market. To attract investors and keep momentum
Mortgage holders across the country are feeling the pinch right now as higher interest rates and the rising cost of living hit household budgets hard.
It’s a tough time for home builders who are struggling to stay afloat after new housing starts plummeted by over 20 per cent in 12
Owner-occupiers are refinancing their home loans in record numbers, desperately trying to get the best deal possible while interest rates rise and the cost of
Nervous home owners appear to be heading for some interest rate relief with economists tipping the Reserve Bank will keep them on hold when it
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The Australian property market has had a great year but things could accelerate even further as we close in on 80 per cent vaccination and borders reopen.
Buyers are continuing to move away from the inner city areas and are spending up in the middle and outer suburbs as the city plunges into repeated lockdowns.
Melbourne’s median house price has burst through the $1 million barrier as Sydney falls further down their COVID outbreak spiral and face more weeks of lockdown.
Vendors have either rushed to beat the Thursday lockdown, postponed their sale or moved it online as Melbourne goes into another snap lockdown.
