Sydney may still be suffering from falling house prices and feeble buyer sentiment, but some recent strong house sales, albeit it fuelled by a marked lack of st…
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People living in NSW who own properties worth more than $1.5 million are among the unhappiest in the country.
Louis Christopher, a property analyst from SQM Research, believes we are now "well and truly" in a buyer's market.
Australia's biggest housing markets are falling quickly. And sellers have a lot to answer for.
The problem with relying on rising property prices as a “price” signal of a supply shortage is that the dwelling an owner-occupier buys is both a consumption an…
It's expected to take a small tumble by the end of the year, but the apparent softening of Melbourne's property market has little to do with the housing afforda…
The start of 2018 has signaled positive change for the Sydney housing crisis as the rise in listings shifts the city from a seller's market to a buyer's.
Researchers from the Australian National University analysed 15 years of Census data and building approvals and found Australia had an oversupply of 164,000 dwe…
Claims that simply increasing the number of homes in Sydney will fix the housing affordability crisis have been challenged by new modelling that shows boosting …
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