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Jun 30, 2020
Commercial property: The COVID-19 fallout so far
Most of them I got reasonably correct – industrial has had limited fallout, retail was hit hard and commercial farming kept going. The one sector I didn’t expect to be so badly impacted was offices. A
Jun 30, 2020
Queensland Market Monitor, June 2020 - REIQ
Housing values continued strengthening and the absorption of units from overbuilding was gaining momentum. Add to this an extraordinarily long list of large-scale infrastructure projects hitting their
Jun 30, 2020
Seven steps to reduce mortgage stress
But when the music stops after six-month home loan holidays end, it’s likely some borrowers whose livelihoods have been affected by the pandemic economic shutdown still won’t be able to meet their rep
Jun 30, 2020
The Brisbane suburbs recording double digit home price growth
The latest Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) quarterly market monitor reveals the median house price for the Brisbane local government area rose 1.5 per cent in the year to the end of March t
Jun 16, 2020
Home design and building trends we'll leave behind post-coronavirus
From working from home to homeschooling during the pandemic, our four walls quickly became offices, schools, cinemas, restaurants, parks and everything in between. Meanwhile, many companies – inclu
Jun 16, 2020
4 simple steps to reducing your home insurance premium
“A home insurance premium is based on the likelihood of a claim being made on the policy in the future,” Lisa Kable, spokesperson from the Insurance Council of Australia, said. Kable said these fac
Jun 16, 2020
Seven months to act: All you need to know about $25,000 home renovation cash grant
HOME buyers and renovators wanting to take advantage of a $25,000 government grant have just under seven months to act from today, as the Morrison Government unveils the economic heart-starter for the
Jun 4, 2020
Foreign investors still keen on Australian commercial property
The latest RICS Global Commercial Property Monitor showed that foreign capital inflow into the Asia Pacific region dropped by more than 40 per cent in the first three months of 2020, with the Canberra