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February is a seasonally strong month, but the March result was buoyed by the rate cut.

How the gap widened between property sellers’ hopes and buyer budgets

The auction market is stronger than last spring as lower interest rates boost buyer confidence, but slipped over the past month.

  • Elizabeth Redman

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The Bondi Junction home sold at auction.

Developer beats five others to $2.72m ‘uninhabitable’ Bondi Junction terrace

The dilapidated three-bedroom home, which the agent thought was “too much work” for many buyers, soared past its reserve.

  • Carmen Forward
Building defects across Sydney.

Search for buildings with defect notices across Sydney

Hundreds of orders for developers to fix defective homes in Sydney have been issued over the past four years. This is where they are.

Perth’s highest-median suburbs in the March 2025 quarter, according to Domain homepage image.

Rents soar in Perth’s most in-demand school zones

The cost to rent a house in some of Perth’s most in-demand school catchment areas has ballooned in a year, in one suburb by more than 50 per cent.

  • Holly Thompson
The Mornington Peninsula has recorded strong price growth over the longer term.

Where you should have bought a house in Melbourne 10 years ago

If you could go back a decade, would you buy in a blue-chip suburb – or would you take a chance on the fringe?

  • Kate Halfpenny
Prices in blue-ribbon suburbs like Bellevue Hill have surged over the past decade.

Where you should have bought a house in Sydney 10 years ago

Sydney property owners have gotten a windfall over the last 10 years, with rises split between elite areas and the booming outer suburbs.

  • Carmen Forward
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A first-home buyer couple won the keys to a $1.3 million Paddington apartment at auction on Saturday.

First-home buyers nab Paddington two-bedder for $1.3 million

A first-home buyer couple with a baby on the way won the keys to a $1.3 million two-bedroom unit in the suburb at auction on Saturday.

  • Kristy Johnson

​​A small apartment in Thornbury sold for $437,000, well above its reserve.

​​‘Ticked the box’: Small $437k Thornbury unit ignites auction bidding war

A small apartment in Thornbury sparked a quick-fire bidding war, selling for well above its reserve at $437,000 to a first home buyer.

  • Abbir Dib
A Dutton government would push for a loosening of rules that affect how much customers can borrow for a home loan, it said this week.

Are banks too cautious? Dutton reignites ‘credit for the rich’ debate

The Coalition’s mortgage plan would have real effects on how much you can borrow from a bank, and for the housing market.

  • Clancy Yeates
Rhiannon Crowley is renting a home with a balcony and would like to live somewhere with a courtyard.

The Melbourne suburbs where rents soared most over the past year

Some of the sharpest increases are in relatively affordable suburbs, but many affluent neighbourhoods have not been spared.

  • Elizabeth Redman

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