Sydneysiders have fled to the South Coast since the advent of working from home, but the resultant property boom has been as chaotic as is has been lucrative.
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Tenants are being urged to renegotiate their rent as international border closures during the COVID-19 pandemic continue to put downward pressure on the rental …
The pandemic has driven a year of record spending in the housing market, with Sydneysiders leading the way.
While the Covid-19 pandemic has kept foreign investors from buying in Australia, former residents are returning to purchase homes in droves.
Australia's $7.2 trillion residential real estate market has proved remarkably resilient despite the nation's largest economic downturn.
Cashed-up expats who have returned home or those still overseas but wanting a back-up plan are boosting the property market in pockets of Sydney.
New data shows that 1.1 million Australians have got one thing on their mind – and the economic impact of this will affect us all.
While many have shared stories of people moving from Melbourne after the Victoria’s harsh lockdown restrictions, new data shows just how true that is.
A rush among property buyers to secure a home before the end of the year bolstered the property market at the weekend.
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