Property investors are increasingly looking to buy in Australia's regional or rural centres as work from home practices during COVID-19 make suburbs outside of …
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Commonwealth Bank says Australian property prices have held up better than expected and should rebound strongly in the second half of 2021.
Low interest rates are here to stay according to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s governor Philip Lowe and economists.
It’s now twice as competitive when you apply for a job, according to new findings from LinkedIn.
Property giant GPT Group has brushed off suggestions of a permanent decline in the office market.
Virgin’s boss predicts the coronavirus pandemic will halt international travel for the airline until at least 2023 after 3000 jobs were cut.
Australia's official interest rate has been kept at an historic low of 0.25 per cent.
Demand for regional properties is surging as capital city dwellers head for outer suburbs and the country for a better lifestyle while still working in their ci…
If unemployment levels remain elevated for longer than anticipated large numbers of property investors could be forced to start selling.
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Access to finance is set to get easier, with a suite of reforms to be introduced by the federal government to help first homebuyers get into the property market and investors to bolster their portfolios.
Metricon Homes has continued its reign as Australia’s most prolific homebuilder, the fifth consecutive year it has built more houses than any other company.
Speculation is mounting around the prospects of further reductions in the official cash rate by the Reserve Bank of Australia, with some of Australia’s biggest banks slashing variable home loan rates.
The implications of COVID-19, and its exacerbation of the gap between rich and poor, are moving beyond the realm of immediate health and financial needs and shaping the future of our homes and communities.
Clearance rates have fallen and new project launches are getting scarce, but research from Urbis shows apartment markets across the country are holding relatively firm despite the challenges of the pandemic.
COVID-19 has created a sellers’ market in the City of Churches, and it is easy for buyers to pay too much or purchase something that is not ideal.
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