According to the Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW), the state government’s latest budget does nothing to support property buyers, desp... More >>
Investment research house SQM Research has revealed vacancy rates are falling in most capital cities. ... More >>
With nearly 50 per cent of tenants recovering their bonds in full in NSW, one bond insurance company is aiming to help r... More >>
Rare land blocks on the NSW South Coast are being snapped up within hours of coming to market, due in part to the contin... More >>
Residential vacancy rates in Sydney are on the rise as the onset of cooler weather slows the market, according to the Re... More >>
An Australian who lives in California made a rarely seen decision in real estate when he sold his three-bedroom home in ... More >>
The 2017 state and federal budgets outlined several property-related changes in Victoria, many of which will come into e... More >>
Buying off-the-plan is an increasingly popular option among investors. But which suburbs do well for off-the-plan proper... More >>
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A coastal City Council has been called upon to change laws that could suffocate the local holiday-letting industry.
New research has shown that more than 4500 households in the Corio electorate of Victoria are struggling to afford rent, the Geelong Advertiser has reported.
