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As Australia’s population continues to surge, new data shows the locations that can expect the biggest increase in urban density in the next year. The top suburb for growth is
As Australia’s population continues to surge, new data shows the locations that can expect the biggest increase in urban density in the next year. The top suburb for growth is
While the days of double-digit rental increases have passed, new data shows rents are continuing to rise. Cotality’s quarterly rent review shows nationally rents are up 4.3% over the year
The Bank of Mum and Dad is supporting young buyers with an average contribution of $40,000 to help their children get into the property market. New data from Compare the
New analysis identifies the top ten areas where home building is set to surge. The data from realestate.com.au is based on state and local government announcements about developments since the
Buyers may be willing to downsize the size of the block of land they want to live on, but they aren’t prepared to live in smaller homes. As vacant land
Australia’s Build to Rent sector is surging, with the national pipeline now worth more than $30 billion. According to the Property Council of Australia, the value of the sector has
Investment in hotels is picking up pace with new international flight routes and growing demand set to “supercharge” the sector. A new report, Runway to Room, by CBRE tracks the
Housing approvals have remained fairly stable across Australia in the past three months, despite a slight dip in August. New monthly home building approvals data show a dip in apartment
The continual increase in taxes and levies on property construction and investment is having a big impact on industry confidence. The latest Procore/Property Council survey of industry experts shows a
Property price growth is continuing to heat up, following nine consecutive months of increases. Nationally, home prices rose by 0.5% in September according to PropTrack data, resulting in values being
When it comes to measuring the strength of Australia’s construction industry, one of the most reliable indicators is how many cranes are dotting the skyline. According to the latest Rider
Australia’s property market isn’t just shaping housing affordability — it’s also driving big shifts in the broader economy. In the past week, three major pieces of economic data were released,