What to know when purchasing an investment property
Tim Reardon of the Housing Industry Association and Tony Collidge of the Real Estate Institute of Tasmania discuss what people should know when considering purchasing an investment property.
House prices in Brisbane's flood-prone areas float to the top
Property prices in high-risk suburbs are outstripping the rest of the city as buyers gamble on flood-prone zones, but experts warn you should look before you leap.
Port Douglas: "We will have longevity to the season"
Barbara Wolveridge of Queensland Sotheby's International Realty - Port Douglas and Callum Jones of The Pink Company Port Douglas discuss the Port Douglas property market and what's for sale.
The first weekend of spring saw a total of 1,752 capital city auctions, a decrease on last week’s 1,915 auctions held and lower than over the same week last year when 2,074 homes went to auction.
Is the $50 billion Melbourne suburban rail loop the answer for congestion and housing?
The Victorian government has announced plans for a $50 billion suburban rail loop linking every suburban train line in Melbourne, but not everyone is convinced the money is being spent in the right place.
Malcolm Gunning of the REIA, Hamish Bowman from Ray White New Farm, and Ivo Kornel of Belle Property New Farm discuss the property market in Brisbane and what is going to auction in the coming weeks.
Is the heat going out of the Hobart housing market?
While Hobart has been the best performing Australian capital city in terms of capital growth, there are signs the steam is beginning to go out of the housing market.
Victorian rental vacancy rates at record lows, not enough for a healthy market
Kim Davey of Hockingstuart Melbourne and REIV President Richard Simpson discuss the REIV’s latest data showing that Victoria’s rental vacancy rate has dropped to its lowest level.
Generation Y is expected to reshape the residential property market over the coming decades, with demand for bigger apartments and townhouses expected, according to a report by BIS Oxford Economics.