The rising cost of established homes is pushing more Australians toward building, with new home sales recording their strongest performance in nearly three years. According to Housing Industry Association figures,
After a period of cooling, rental growth has once again gathered momentum. Cotality’s latest data shows national rents increased 3.7% in the year to July 2025, marking the first acceleration
Sellers across the country are cashing in, with Domain’s Profit and Loss Report showing 97% of house resales and 88% of unit resales achieved a profit in the first half
Confidence in the property market is soaring, with Australian Property Investor Magazine’s Q2 2025 Property Sentiment Report recording its most optimistic reading in more than five years. A majority of
The Build-to-Rent (BTR) sector is gathering pace, with nearly 30,000 apartments now either under construction or in the planning pipeline across the country. Fresh analysis from advisory firm BDO reveals
Regulating short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb is unlikely to unlock more homes for long-term tenants, according to new research. A YouGov survey of Australian Airbnb hosts found 88% would
The housing pipeline continues to tighten, with land sales falling to their lowest level in a quarter of a century. The HIA–Totality Residential Land Report shows only 8,250 lots were
Despite constant headlines, interest rates aren’t the deciding factor for most Australians when it comes to buying or selling property. A survey by InfoTrack found 45% of buyers and sellers
First-home buyers are returning to the market in significant numbers, according to new data from Loan Market Group. In June, the number of new entrants jumped 36% year-on-year, with Victoria
Once a postcard-perfect holiday escape, the Sunshine Coast has become one of Australia’s most compelling property markets — fuelled by economic diversity, infrastructure investment, and strong population growth. For buyers
As Brisbane builds toward the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, few regions are attracting more attention — or capital growth — than the city’s Inner North. Well-established yet rapidly evolving,
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has urged governments to focus on boosting housing supply instead of altering investor tax policies. This follows a new report from the McKell Institute suggesting
