Realty stars making dollars and change on TikTok, Instagram
Generation Z and social-media savvy millennials are using everything from TikTok to Instagram to rattle the rungs of the property ladder. See how much some make per post.
Generation Z and social-media savvy millennials are using everything from TikTok to Instagram to rattle the rungs of the property ladder. See how much some make per post.
Australia has claimed the world’s largest share of cashed-up new arrivals as property prices hit new highs.
The Gold Coast’s planning boss warns the city will “continue to bleed out our best” if it fails to get housing affordability under control, foreshadowing a “significant conversation” on density.
To succeed in buying a new home in the current market you need to know what you’re up against.
The lack of public housing in the state is causing families to live in their cars, as desperate renters share their horror stories in an inquiry into Victoria’s rental and housing affordability crisis.
Melbourne buyers looking to make the next move up the property ladder have been handed a cheat sheet of suburbs where they can get the most bang for their buck.
Old carpet can harbour a world of hidden nasties, including dander, mould and insect waste. Luckily, there are a few simple ways to tell if it’s past its best before date.
The recently refurbished 1920s iconic hotel is likely to sell for $50m+. And a street bar, dining room, bakery, wine store and indoor pool come with the package.
A Gold Coast developer has sold his unit in one of Brisbane’s most exclusive riverfront apartment buildings for $12m-plus. TAKE A TOUR
Councillors have made their decision on whether an ambitious $333m hotel at a theme park should proceed. Discover the outcome.
Full-time workers are ending up homeless while PhD holders fear they’ll end up living under a bridge as it gets harder and harder to secure a rental property in Melbourne. Follow our live updates.
Reality real estate show The Block has exposed just how much legal leeway real estate agents have when listing the value of properties. Now experts are calling for change.
A 130-year-old property has hit the market for the first time in a quarter-century, with its condition and location leading to an eye-watering amount. Take a look at a piece of Toowoomba history here.
There are a few must-dos when it comes to real estate, one of those at the top of the list is to trust your instincts – and that’s not just when it comes to buying.
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