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Dec 4, 2018
Brisbane House Market Offsetting Negative Growth of Unit Market
The Brisbane market is currently holding strong as dwelling values remained unchanged over the past month. The dwelling values have grown 0.3% higher over the year to date. House values are acting
Dec 4, 2018
The Bank of Mum and Dad - Helping to Fight Tough Lending Conditions
Improving housing affordability may be attracting first-home buyers to the market, however tighter lending conditions are said to be causing them to rely on the ‘bank of mum and dad’ to get onto the p
Dec 4, 2018
Housing Affordability Expected to Increase Nation-Wide
It is expected that we will see higher housing affordability and reductions in household debt levels on a national scale. This is as unemployment on the national level decreases to 5% and job creat
Nov 27, 2018
Housing Affordability Attracting First Home Buyers Nation-Wide
As housing affordability is improving nation-wide, it is expected that first-time buyers will become more active within the housing market. This is good news for sellers, as this predicted trend is
Nov 27, 2018
Queensland Benefiting from Interstate Migration
Queensland is currently the primary beneficiary of the housing interstate migration demand as the number of residents from other states moving into the sunshine state is at its highest since 2007.
Nov 27, 2018
Study finds Millennial Buyers Seek Forever Homes
Many millennials are just beginning to enter the housing market as they reach for their maturity with more stable careers and new goals in sight. But other than a stable home, what are they looking fo
Nov 20, 2018
National Housing Market sees Slowing in line with Tightened Lending
The housing market has slowed virtually in line with heightened levels of regulations across the finance sector and subsequently tighter lending practices and sharp reduction in investment. With re
Nov 20, 2018
Regional Markets Over the Past Quarter
Regional markets, where housing values have generally been more resilient to falls in comparison to their capital city counterparts, are now seeing more challenging conditions. While Western Austra