Six months ago the conversation about Australian property was all about resilience, about how our markets kept climbing despite thirteen rate rises and a cost of living squeeze that refused to ease.

Are you overwhelmed by interest rates, falling confidence, gloomy headlines and a new prediction every week? Right now, the property noise is deafening, and it’s easy to freeze. My message is simple: ...

It now takes an Australian couple aged 25 to 34 around five years to save a 20% deposit for an entry-priced house. Sydney remains the most difficult capital for house buyers, while Brisbane has become ...

Australia has a housing problem that everyone seems to agree needs fixing. We need more homes, our population continues to ...

When planning your next property investment, start with your budget. Understand your borrowing capacity and comfort level before deciding where and what to buy. Location drives capital growth. Around ...

Australia doesn't have enough skilled construction workers. The shortage is limiting our ability to build the homes and infrastructure we need. Higher unemployment won't automatically solve the ...

Demograhics explains where we are heading... Australia will keep growing. Millions more people will increase demand for housing, infrastructure and services. Australia is getting older. An ageing ...

With national property values down by 5.2% in September from their March peak, Australia’s housing market is in a distinct ...

For the last few years, Melbourne has been the forgotten child of Australia's property market. While Brisbane, Perth and ...

I expect many participants in the property industry will spend the coming months devising ways to navigate the negative gearing and CGT changes, to maintain investor interest. As a business that is ...

In today's softer market, the gap between investment-grade homes and average stock is where wealth is made or lost This month the Reserve Bank lifted the cash rate to 4.60%, its fourth increase this ...