‘Kidding themselves’: tycoon’s warning
Tim Gurner says developers that want to start big projects in Sydney or Melbourne are ignoring a ‘complete systemic change’.
Property Prices
Sellers bet the house on high-end boom
A luxury property in Brisbane shot up $500k in value in days, as the top end of the market across the country takes off.
What goes up can’t keep rising indefinitely
In bad news for vendors, property price rises will be over by year’s end.
Home prices rising at fastest rate in 17 years
CoreLogic says the rises in Sydney and Melbourne will fuel new affordability fears | SEE HOW YOUR STATE FARED
Tax rate a turn-off for build-to-rent units
Housing construction worth $6bn is at risk because of an uncompetitive tax rate on build-to-rent apartment developments.
The new risk for property investors
Interest rates will remain low, prices are moving higher. What could go wrong?
Hot property triggers $26bn mortgage surge
Low rates, government incentives and the post-COVID economic recovery have put a rocket under new lending.
Home is where the profit is this year
Property prices are predicted to climb about 10 per cent in most capital cities this year, as smaller cities outpace Sydney and Melbourne.
Housing price surge drowns river of woe
Brisbane buyers looking to own a slice of the prized riverfront have all but forgotten the devastating floods of a decade ago.
Top properties defy COVID to set new record
Australia’s ultra high-end property market powered ahead in the September quarter, setting new records despite lockdowns.
House prices ‘not our job’: RBA
The Reserve Bank is rejecting suggestions it should be keeping the heat out of the housing market.
Property poised for rebound
How Australia’s property market has largely withstood COVID-19 and predictions of doom.
Yes, prices are up, but for how long?
Are house prices really going up again? Yes. Are they going up everywhere? No. They are going up in some suburbs in some cities.
Where there’s a will, there’s a $40m legacy
A Sydney couple will inherit waterfront property after a court agreed their elderly neighbour would’ve wanted them to have it.
Time mum and dad landlords were heard
It’s no surprise that Victoria is winning the race to tilt COVID rent-relief rules too far in tenants’ favour.
Luxury towers are the next big thing
After a run of high-profile mansion sales along the harbour, Sydney is about to see a series of new luxury apartment towers despite covid concerns.
Aussies rush for new home loans
Australians are rushing to commit to new home loans while interest rates remain at historically low levels, latest figures show.
Rush for new home loans
Australians are rushing to commit to new home loans while interest rates remain at historically low levels, latest figures show.
Capital punishment as more property sold at a loss
The percentage of homeowners who sold at a loss in the June quarter increased in the majority of capital cities.
Immigration risks 10% house price hit
Australia’s house prices are set to fall by up to 10 per cent over the next 12 to 18 months, credit agency Fitch has warned.
City rents dip as tenants hit the suburbs
A “two-speed rental market” along Australia’s east coast is set to emerge from the pandemic, says CoreLogic.
$95m mansion defies pandemic gloom
With stunning views, ‘Edgewater’ in Sydney’s Point Piper has claimed a place as one of the nation’s most expensive homes.
Send rent reductions straight to tribunal: REIV
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria is attempting to flood the system after the ban on evictions was extended.
Some suburbs need 20pct home deposit: ANZ
ANZ will apply tighter lending criteria that will hit some of the nation’s postcodes where property prices are expected to drop.
Homebuyers facing limited spring bloom
Prospective homebuyers will have fewer properties to pick from this spring, traditionally the peak selling season.
Might be time to sell, says CBA chief
CBA CEO Matt Comyn says now might be the time for some property investors to sell assets to cover looming debts.
Dunk Island promoter faces regulator injunction
ASIC wins interim injunctions against Dunk Island promoter as provisional liquidators called in to Mayfair debenture issuer.
‘Worse to come’ in home price downturn
House prices nationally fell 0.4pc in August to extend the ‘mild’ downturn, but a bigger test lies ahead, warns CoreLogic.
Upbeat McGrath in $10m property turnaround
Sydney real estate identity John McGrath says home prices are defying warnings of gloom, as his firm returns to the black.
Property doyen Kevin Seymour parks opinion
The veteran Queensland property developer will wait and see what effects COVID-19 might have on the sector.
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