Renters, landlords and insurers are headed for a major showdown over who picks up the bill for coronavirus initiatives designed to stop struggling tenants from being evicted for non-payment of rent or for reduced rent.
Australia is now among the top three countries in the world best placed to ride out the coronavirus economic fallout, latest analysis of G20 countries has found, with experts predicting property will signal the recovery.
Borrowing is set to get a whole lot cheaper despite the Reserve Bank staring down market pressure to flatline rates in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s why.
Residential property listings in Brisbane rose 3.9 per cent in March, with jumps in every capital city during the early “work from home” social distancing campaign.
A jawdropping stunner once named Australian House of the Year for its design has hit the market and immediately became the hottest home for sale in Queensland.
Queensland will pay the rent for a month for struggling tenants who have run out of options after their jobs were impacted by coronavirus, a move that could be replicated elsewhere.
Housing values rose despite coronavirus hitting large swathes of the economy in March, with one of the Big Four banks expecting stimulus funds will help cushion the blows.
What would you do if you won an entire apartment block of units near the beach? The Block’s property expert Nicole Jacobs offers five tips for those who become overnight millionaires
Homebuyers are lining up fresh new mortgages as the country prepares for what’s expected to be record low interest rates the likes of which Australia never dreamt it would see.
A huge schedule of home auctions across the country was wiped clean over the weekend as vendors turned to online selling and early sales to beat the COVID-19 ban on live auctions.
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