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Mar 19, 2019
Tighter Lending Leads to Weaker Conditions
Over the past three months, Hobart was the only capital city to record a rise in values - while the remaining capital cities have recorded lower or flat values. The fact that we’re seeing weakening ho
Mar 19, 2019
National Property Market March Update
Last month’s housing market results showed an easing in the rate of decline relative to the previous two months. However, our National home value index was down a further 0.7% in February, taking the
Mar 19, 2019
Brisbane - March Market Update
Brisbane housing values have held reasonably firm over the past few years. However, recently market conditions have softened a bit and the annual change in values has turned negative for the first tim
Mar 12, 2019
Brisbane Market Update
Brisbane is facing the biggest infrastructure spend since the 2011 flood recovery, announced in the FY19 Budget, is expected to support economic growth in the Queensland market. Worth $45.8 billion
Mar 12, 2019
Downsizing Across Australia
When looking at the thousands of interstate migrants relocating to Queensland, there is a clear preference for the beachside lifestyle, with the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast being favoured over Brisb
Mar 12, 2019
Future of Smart Homes in Australia
A decade ago, the pinnacle of home automation was connecting Foxtel between the living room and bedroom. Now this conversation has been replaced by the conversation of smart living. Australians are
Mar 5, 2019
How your Property Path Evolves Throughout Your Lifetime
Life changes drastically thoughout each stage and as does one's needs and desires for a home. Here is how your priorities and property path can shift as your family grows and changes. The Young and
Mar 5, 2019
Young Australians are Forgoing Cars to Save for Property
The latest Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey showed the number of Aussies taking up licenses at 18-19 had declined 6% between 2011 and 2016. These figures leave just un