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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
Nov 20, 2018
Tips for First Home Buyers
There's a lot to consider when looking to purchase your first home. In this guide, we've tried to touch on some of the concerns which come up as first home buyers; some common, some unexpected. Do y
Nov 15, 2018
Dwelling Values See National Decrease
Since the national index peaked 12 months ago, dwelling values have decreased by 2.7% - hardly a crash and a slower rate of decline relative to the previous housing market downturn which ran between J
Nov 15, 2018
Brisbane Housing Update - October
It’s been good news for Brissy home owners over the last few months as the Brisbane housing market remains in the positive growth territory with dwelling values reaching a new record high in September
Nov 15, 2018
National Listings in Spring See Increase
Despite listing numbers starting to wind up, the number of freshly listed property remains well below the previous years. This is reflecting a deterioration in vendor confidence nation-wide. Althou
Nov 13, 2018
Queenslanders Willing to Forgo the Holiday to Buy First Home
Despite the national housing market softening and lending restrictions becoming tighter, the struggle to get onto the property ladder is still a struggle for many. Westpac’s 2018 Home Ownership Rep
Nov 8, 2018
Brisbane Steps Out of Shadows
According to former treasurer Peter Costello, Brisbane's 2018 levels in median price growth compared to southern capital cities and our prices in relation to wages are both back to the 2003 levels.