Home ownership remains the dominant housing arrangement despite high prices, borrowing challenges and intense competition in many markets. New KPMG analysis shows owner-occupiers still account for almost two-thirds of households
National property figures can sometimes create the impression that market conditions are weak or broadly negative, but suburb-level data is telling a more positive story. A closer examination of local
Vacancy rates have eased slightly over the past month, but the movement is so small that it is unlikely to make a noticeable difference for most renters. Competition for available
Commercial Property Is Becoming Increasingly Popular With Investors How to Buy Your First Commercial Property Commercial Property Is Becoming Increasingly Popular With Investors For many Australians, residential property is the
Coorparoo continues to cement its position as one of Brisbane’s most desirable inner south-east suburbs. Located approximately four kilometres from the CBD, the suburb combines established character homes, modern apartment
Strong property growth is no longer limited to Australia’s major capital cities, with new research revealing dozens of locations where property values have experienced significant increases in a relatively short
Delivering enough new housing remains one of the biggest challenges facing the Australian property market, with new data showing construction activity continues to fall short of what is required to
Choosing where to live involves far more than comparing property prices. The quality of everyday life, access to services, connection to nature, transport options and the overall feel of a
Rental conditions remain challenging across many Australian capital cities, with tenants continuing to face rising costs and limited choice. While some markets have shown signs of easing from the extreme
Finding enough homes for a growing population has become one of the biggest challenges facing Australia’s capital cities. While demand continues to rise, many established suburbs remain governed by planning
Ashgrove continues to strengthen its position as one of Brisbane’s most sought-after inner north-west suburbs. Located approximately five kilometres from the CBD, the suburb combines leafy streets, character homes, excellent
Australia’s rental housing landscape is continuing to evolve, with Build-to-Rent (BTR) developments emerging as an increasingly important part of the nation’s long-term housing strategy. Once regarded as a relatively niche
