The Changing Landscape of Property Investment For years, residential property was the go-to investment for Australians. Families, first-home buyers, and investors all focused on houses and apartments, chasing capital growth
Despite the various pressures facing the market, one trend remains consistent. Most property sellers are still walking away with a profit. Recent data shows that in the 12 months to
Population growth continues to quietly underpin the housing market. While the rate of growth has eased slightly from its post-pandemic peak, it remains strong enough to sustain demand across many
There is a clear mismatch between perception and reality when it comes to property sales. While some expected rising interest rates to slow things down, many suburbs are seeing homes
Finding an affordable rental has become one of the toughest challenges facing households right now. What used to be a search for value has turned into a scramble for availability,
Fuel supply disruptions are starting to ripple well beyond the bowser, and the construction sector is feeling it in real time. What began as geopolitical tension in the Middle East
The gap between renting and buying is narrowing in several key markets, and in some cases, buying is now the more affordable option on a monthly basis. Recent data shows
Changes to property regulations are beginning to reshape how buyers and sellers operate across several states. While each reform targets a specific issue, together they point to a broader shift
A practical solution to housing pressure is gaining renewed attention, and it is one that does not rely on large scale developments or long timelines. Secondary dwellings, commonly known as
The rental market continues to tighten, and the latest data confirms there is still very little breathing room for tenants. Vacancy rates slipped again in February, moving from 1.2% to
The latest decision from the Reserve Bank reflects a balancing act that is becoming harder to manage. This marks the second consecutive monthly increase in interest rates, and while the
The national construction industry is expected to continue expanding through 2026, supported by strong demand across several major sectors. Infrastructure projects, housing development, defence investment, and renewable energy initiatives are
