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Feb 19, 2019
January Housing Market Update
January can be a hard month to read the market due to low levels of activity. However, the recent trends in the housing market data has generally weakened over the past 3 months; with the pace of decl
Feb 19, 2019
Lower Vacancy Rates are Good News for Brisbane Landlords
The rental vacancy rate is an important indicator for the bargaining power for both renters and landlords. A high or increasing vacancy rate means tenants hold a more powerful position in the market.
Feb 12, 2019
Date Ideas In And Around the 4101
Whether you’re looking to spend the day with your S.O. or your pals, there’s many things you can do in and around South Brisbane to make it a little more special. Here we have a list of activities you
Feb 12, 2019
Side Hustles Could Help You Enter Housing Market
First home buyers struggling to enter the property ladder may have the second-hand economy to thank when saving for their deposits. With Australia’s national slow wage growth, an increasingly underemp
Feb 9, 2019
Royal Commission – How Will it Impact You?
From Day one, the commission heard stories of people who'd suffered misconduct, bad management or straight-out illegal behaviour. All up, Commissioner Kenneth Hayne has made 76 recommendations. The Fe
Feb 5, 2019
Australia's Capital Cities see Decline in Auction Performance
CoreLogic reports that Australia’s combined capital city auction clearance rates dropped to just 43.6% in the 3 months to December 2018, down from 53.6% over the previous quarter and 62.3% over the sa
Feb 5, 2019
Tips for Living in a Share House
Living in a share house can be a great way to save some cash and gain some independence. But moving in with other people is not always smooth sailing. Here we have some tips for renting in a share hou
Feb 5, 2019
Australian's Are Optimistic Towards Growth in Property Values
A new survey shows that despite falling property prices making headlines across the country, two in five Australians are expecting prices to rise. A survey of almost 2100 people, commissioned by co