Falling in love with your flatmates
FINDING love with your house mate is becoming the new normal.
FINDING love with your house mate is becoming the new normal.
RENTS have gone backwards in some inner-Melbourne neighbourhoods. Find out where tenants are getting the best deals.
IF you are looking to buy an investment property in Queensland, you need to know this.
The Air BnB phenomenon. Money making genius, or tenant nightmare? Here are our tips for homeowners hoping to make a quick buck without the fuss.
RENTING? Then there’s cause for optimism as tenants gain the upper hand in Melbourne’s housing market. Here’s how to really seize on your advantage.
IF you fancy a small holiday before the school year gets underway you might want to try out these tiny holiday homes.
LANDLORDS who decide to save a few bucks on property maintenance are warned they could end up paying a high price for it.
January is traditionally one of the busiest months for people searching for a rental property.But with all work that goes into packing and unpacking, it’s little wonder that some consider moving as one of the most stressful life events.
QUALITY short-stay accommodation sees families happy to pay as much as $12,000 a week for a large coastal home.
IF your ideal Boxing Day is lining up outside the cinema to catch the latest instalment of The Hobbit, these are the perfect holiday homes for you.
WOMEN and children escaping family violence will get homes at discounted rents under an initiative that matches people at risk with generous landlords.
THERE are ways to inject your rental with some personality without compromising your lease, writes CHELSEA CLARK.
FINDING a rental property may have become a little bit harder last month with new figures revealing vacancy rates have dropped again.
HAVE you booked your end of year holiday accommodation? You might have left it too late. Check out how bookings are going in holiday hot spots.
ARE you a bit of an exercise junkie? Can’t imagine going away for a holiday without getting a sweat up? Check out these fitness fanatic rentals.
Landlords must be covered for the unexpected, in case a crime is committed at their property
RENTING a unit instead of a house is no longer the dirt cheap option it once was with new figures revealing the distance between the two is shrinking.
THE holidays are over and most of us are back living in suburbia today, but how much would it cost to rent in a beach side suburb permanently?
DODGY landlords may soon be outed by plans for a TripAdvisor-style website for rentals. But users could be charged for access.
BAD tenants can be a costly nightmare, with back rent and clean up costs when you finally get rid of them. How do you sift the good from the bad?
This Brisbane family has transformed the back yard of their rented unit block, but why?
HOMEOWNERS who live permanently in holiday hot spots are renting out their properties to help them fund a holiday trip of their own.
A dual-purpose studio apartment has been fitted out to serve as a cocktail bar and a home.
FINDING a housemate is a competitive business. So these Aussie guys have gone the extra mile to make their listing stand out.
IT’S THE controversial concept that hides poorer tenants from their wealthy neighbours but one Aussie expert asks whether we could learn something from it.
A LACK of first home buyers and demand to live in inner city areas, has driven up unit prices throughout most of the country.
As rental prices increase throughout Knox, tenants are offering to pay more than the advertised price to secure a lease
LANDLORDS are the ones benefiting from increases in the age of first marriages, as research reveals how we are are clocking up more time renting.
The rising number of rental properties in Sydney is easing the squeeze on tenants.
GOOD tenants can be worth their weight in gold, but bad tenants can cost you a fortune. How do you tell the difference? Here are the five tenant “red flags’’.
FANCY a week at the beach? That will be $40,000 thanks. Luxury holiday rentals come with price tags higher than most people’s mortgages.
WHILE rental vacancy rates have dropped marginally in the past month new figures reveal the market is tipping in favour of tenants.
RESIDENTIAL vacancy rates have increases nationally, easing rental pressures slightly.
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