Regional regret? Pitfalls of a COVID tree change
Escaping the city for a tree change because of the pandemic fallout can have unforeseen emotional and financial consequences. Here’s why.
Escaping the city for a tree change because of the pandemic fallout can have unforeseen emotional and financial consequences. Here’s why.
Escaping the city has become a pandemic priority for thousands of Aussies, but chasing the simple life can take a huge emotional – and financial – toll on those who get it wrong.
Pet cafes, grooming centres and other novel animal amenities are all becoming the norm in new housing blocks, as developers sniff out ways to attract tenants with four-legged friends.
Renters and home hunters with pets are being courted by real estate agents and landlords like never before.
Homebuyers and investors have an incredible opportunity to buy inner city units for as low as $270k, but the window of opportunity may not be open for very long.
Good vibes have been reverberating through the real estate market, and now there is further evidence that a post-pandemic recovery is in full swing.
After months of chatter around dramatic rent reductions, new data shows that the market actually finished 2020 in positive territory. But what could that mean for rental moratoriums?
Australia’s new combined capital city median dwelling value has been revealed. We compare how each city stacks up, and where there are bargains to be found, if you know where to look.
Heightened borrower confidence in record low interest rates could push property prices sky-high, according to analysis by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Despite economic uncertainty throughout 2020, Australians confidently embraced the housing market pushing sales volumes beyond even 2019 levels, with Millennials leading the charge.
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