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Jun 25, 2019
Which Apartments make more sense?
A cheaper entry price, convenience and a desire to maximise leisure time are three key benefits to buying an apartment rather than a house. Any decision should be weighed against your financial and
Jun 25, 2019
Brisbane Buyers back after the Federal Election Result
Brisbane property buyers have made a speedy return to the property market with several multimillion dollar properties being purchased since the election. We have noticed an immediate increase in en
Jun 11, 2019
The RBA Has Cut The Cash Rate
The Reserve Bank has cut the cash rate by 25 basis points to a record low of 1.25%; marking the first move in the official interest rate since August 2016, when the RBA dropped the cash rate from 1.75
Jun 11, 2019
Caring For Plants In Queensland Winter
While icy winds begin to tear throughout of the country, Queenslanders still experience generally dry days. Domain give advice on caring for Queensland gardens during the colder months. Indoor and out
Jun 11, 2019
High Volume of Listings Leave Little Urgency For Buyers
Listing numbers remain evaluated across all capital city markets, providing buyers with a wide range of choice, plenty of bargaining and little in the way of urgency. Capital city listings haven’t bee
Jun 4, 2019
Lower Interest Rates Could Support Housing Market
The prospect for lower interest rates is a factor that could support an improvement in housing market activity later this year. While borrowers are facing tougher serviceability later this year. While
Jun 4, 2019
Improvement of Auction Clearance Rates
The pace of decline has moderated since December last year and there are some tentative signs that credit flows have improved. This improvement has helped signal potential improvements in the housing
May 22, 2019
Credit Flow Improvement Signals Potential for Better Market Conditions
Overall, we’re seeing evidence that the worst of the housing market conditions might now be behind us. Values are still broadly declining; however, the pace of decline has moderated since December las