Adelaide is one of three cities across the country where property values are continuing to climb despite the nationwide coronavirus-led market slowdown.
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Australian house prices are so far holding up amidst the economic downturn caused by coronavirus, but analysts warn the real test will come once bank mortgage h…
The coronavirus crisis is having a devastating impact on the Australian property market, with sales down by hundreds of millions of dollars.
Property prices have fallen on a week-to-week basis for the first time since August, fuelling concerns the housing market is careening towards a catastrophic sl…
The Commonwealth Bank has revised its property forecasts downwards, stating the coronavirus will have “profound short-term consequences” for the market.
Property price growth is expected to skyrocket following the coronavirus crisis, if past economic recoveries are anything to go by.
Australian home prices rose in March but the market is set to weaken as the coronavirus shutdown affects the property industry.
Australian home prices have been falling for well over a year in average weighted terms, pulling back after a strong period of growth throughout most of the pri…
Housing markets are cyclical, and while the nation’s two biggest cities have come off the boil, other parts of the country are heating up.
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Apartment developers across the country are facing their toughest market in nearly a decade, with approvals plunging due to the COVID-19 crisis and little respite on offer in the form of state and federal government stimulus.
If ever there was a place name that best self-promoted its post-COVID lifestyle credentials, it would be hard to go past Sunshine Coast.
Apartment sales in the affluent western suburbs of Perth’s so-called Golden Triangle have taken off, with one suburb in particular attracting a disproportionate amount of interest and providing significant potential for capital growth.
Brisbane’s real estate market continues to prove its resilience, despite the coronavirus shock.
From buying his first property in regional Western Australia at just 22, John Monaco has taken a family commitment to property investment and turned it into a large-scale commercial and residential portfolio and a successful property development business.
Declines in home values continue to be mild across the country, but uncertainty is building around what the impacts will be once government stimulus is switched off and banks become less-friendly with lending policies.
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