‘When I’m 62’: School leavers’ tough battle to save home deposit
Shock new data reveals how long it will take current school leavers to save to buy a house and they may almost be ready for retirement by then.
Shock new data reveals how long it will take current school leavers to save to buy a house and they may almost be ready for retirement by then.
With scores of tenants competing for the same rental listings, you need to stand out from the crowd to get your new home. Here’s how.
Whatever happens in the housing market next year, there’s two Aussie groups that will be the biggest losers.
A simple smashed avo warning triggered WWIII between Aussie Baby Boomers and almost everyone else a few years ago. The problem is, the message is as crucial now as it ever was then.
A massive number of Sydney tradies are considering heading interstate, in a move that would send shockwaves across the industry and home build and renovation costs soaring.
Landlords have become a ready-made punching bag for all of our housing issues. But they are far more of a solution to our current ills than the cause of the problems.
Remember back in the day, when you could buy a two-bedroom unit in an inner city suburb of a major capital city for $210,000? It isn’t as long ago as you might think.
In today’s challenging property market, you need to find a way to edge out the competition. Buyer’s agent Dan Grantham explains how.
Home values are expected to rise rapidly in a range of Sydney suburbs where it’s still possible to buy houses for under $800,000, a new study shows. See the full list
Real estate guru Terry Ryder has identified the best options for buyers around Melbourne to make a start on the property ladder. See the affordable suburbs where prices will grow.
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