The suburbs set to boom in 2021
House prices are expected to spike over 2021 but growth will not be evenly spread, with new research revealing the suburbs where buyer demand recently turned red hot.
House prices are expected to spike over 2021 but growth will not be evenly spread, with new research revealing the suburbs where buyer demand recently turned red hot.
Ever wondered how your savings compare to others? New research shows Aussie bank balances are getting bigger but our saving habits could still improve.
Crumbling hoarder houses, drug labs and uninhabitable buildings abandoned for years sold for up to $4.6m this year as COVID spurred an unexpected home buying frenzy.
COVID-19 encouraged Sydneysiders to rethink where they wanted to live this year and both buyers and renters made new choices in the suburbs where they went looking for a home, research shows.
Interest rates are at record lows and governments are rolling out more support than ever, but would-be first homebuyers say there’s a big obstacle preventing them from capitalising.
Christmas and the rest of the holidays could be missing some festive cheer for much of the country, with a new survey showing many Aussies are anxious about meeting certain obligations.
High prices are often blamed for decreasing home ownership rates but new research suggests many Aussies are sabotaging their hopes of climbing the property ladders with their actions.
A whopping 28 bidders lined up in the rain to vie for a largely uninhabitable Sydney home left vacant for the past 10 years but it was one of multiple shock sales this weekend.
A crowd was left gobsmacked at a Sydney auction after a modest house sold for $790,000 above an already ambitious reserve. And agents are saying it may be a signal of things to come.
Green shoots are beginning to emerge in Sydney’s once struggling off the plan sector but the stronger sales have been for one very particular type of newly built apartment.
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