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David Holmes
Despite good results at auctions this Spring, there is a perfect storm ahead.
Rolf Howard
Buying a property, whether you’re a first home buyer or seasoned investor, may feel like a long and complicated process.
Mark Sinclair
Due to the inherent risks with small portfolios, most major lenders have reassessed the financial viability of supporting stand alone smaller rent rolls.
Anna Porter
What are the top three hardest states to buy property in, and which is the easiest? Principal of Suburbanite, Anna Porter, takes a deep dive into the buying process to help you navigate if your state is amongst the hardest property markets in the country.
Justin Nickerson
Having gone through an auction campaign, why would a vendor opt to sell before the big day?
Steve Waters
There will be a million arguments as to why you should rentvest and then another million as to whether you should by a home – but the real danger is doing nothing.
Tim Lawless
Home sales appear to be stabilising, albeit at a low base.
Victor Kumar
The government's economy-wide cash payment limit may prove to be an unnecessary policy.
Cameron Kusher
New data from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority suggests the flow of housing credit may have reached a turning point.
Anna Porter
Here's what Australians can expect for the property market this spring
Steve Waters
Find out if you are an observer, speculator, collector, or investor.
Sharon Bennie
The Proptech Summit held at the start of this month offered a deeper insight into how the burgeoning sector is changing the real estate industry.
Dyan Sisouw
A building’s public space can represent a development in its entirety, cultivating a positive or negative entry experience for tenants, residents and visitors alike but if those public spaces are poorly maintained, it can generate a negative association with the building.
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