Your Spring Real Estate Guide: 9 Questions to Ask a Sales Agent When Inspecting a Home
The spring selling season is a huge deal for the property market. With more homes on the market and buyer sentiment at a four-year high, it’s the perfect time to find your next home.
A Game Changer for Australian First Home Buyers: Buy a Home with a 5% Deposit and No LMI
A relatively new word has entered the jargon of real estate – rentvesting.
It’s a strategy for first homebuyers to break into the property market faster than they might anticipate while not compromising on their lifestyle.
Is Rentvesting Right for You?
A relatively new word has entered the jargon of real estate – rentvesting.
It’s a strategy for first homebuyers to break into the property market faster than they might anticipate while not compromising on their lifestyle.
Australian Real Estate Market: Confidence at 3-Year High as Spring Season Begins
Australia’s real estate spring sales season is beginning with consumer sentiment more optimistic than it has been in four years. This new confidence is a welcome sign for the Australian property market.
Rising Australian Property Values & Falling Interest Rates: An Ideal Opportunity for Investors
For many Australians, the belief that property is a great way to build wealth is foundational. While real estate has its ebbs and flows – like any other market – history shows us property is a solid long-term investment in Australia.
First Home Buyer Australia: Incentives & Falling Rates to Help You Own a Home
Saving for your first home has become a generation-defining challenge. Rising values of property across Australia, high interest rates and record-level rents have combined to make the goal of ownership more difficult than ever before.
Australia’s Housing Crisis: Labor’s Mandate Aims to Meet Supply Shortfall
The new Labor Government has prioritised Australia’s housing market, introducing ambitious policies designed to assist first homebuyers Australia. These initiatives come amidst a concerning backdrop: the nation is projected to miss its target of building 1.2 million new homes by 2029, posing a significant hurdle to broader housing ambitions.
