60 Sydney suburbs in the worst mortgage debt
Over 60 suburbs have more than two thirds of homeowners in mortgage stress and living on a financial knife edge. See where they are.
Over 60 suburbs have more than two thirds of homeowners in mortgage stress and living on a financial knife edge. See where they are.
Gravity has finally hit Sydney’s housing market after a record boom last year and analysts are warning a recent fall in prices is part of a larger change for buyers and sellers.
Australians have been saving like never before since the pandemic started but those with huge cash reserves parked away could be delivered a setback by banks, economists say.
House hunters had an extreme fear of missing out last year but this year they have been holding back because they are waiting for two events to occur.
A climate of sluggish sales and growing hesitation from buyers has emerged in a range of Sydney suburbs that were booming last year. See where the slowdown has had the biggest impact.
A former IT consultant who owns 15 homes has revealed how he made millions with the bank’s money and how others can exploit quirks in the finance system to do the same.
A crowd of about 100 people were seen packing both sides of the pavement at a recent auction in the inner west and the surprise result stunned the sellers.
A rotting hoarder house needing about $1m in work has sold for a shock price considering its condition and heritage protection.
Overseas interest in the NSW property market is beginning to pick up after a long decline during the Covid period, with new figures revealing the suburbs they are targetting.
Home seekers have been opening their wallets like never before during the Covid-era and it has turned parts of Sydney into billion dollar suburbs. Do you live in one?
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