Australia’s housing market continues to operate under severe listing shortages, with only around 128,000 properties currently available for sale—still sitting 18% below an already reduced five-year average. This chronic undersupply
Investor activity has re-emerged as one of the strongest forces shaping Australia’s housing cycle, with lending figures revealing that investor borrowing is climbing at almost triple the rate of owner-occupier
Most buyers start with a simple goal: secure the right home or investment property at the right time. But when you’re looking to build long-term, dependable wealth, residential property alone
Australia’s youngest homebuyers are emerging as a powerful force in the property market, stepping up even as affordability barriers remain daunting. New research shows a growing determination among Gen Z
In upper-tier markets, buyers are increasingly paying top dollar for turnkey properties as they actively avoid the risks and unpredictability associated with major renovations. This shift marks a notable change
Housing pressures across regional Australia are continuing to intensify, expanding well beyond the capital-city narrative. In many regional centres—particularly across New South Wales—builders and local industry groups report that systemic
Despite renewed concerns about inflation and diminishing hopes for further interest-rate cuts this year, the housing market continues to push forward under the weight of buyer FOMO. Recent auction results
Behind the headlines of housing shortages and affordability pressures, a transformative shift is unfolding within the construction industry. A new wave of innovative builders—such as Buildlab in Victoria and Avia
Australian consumer confidence has finally moved into positive territory after a long four-year stretch of caution and pessimism. The latest Westpac–Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment jumped 12.8% in November
New research reveals that lower-value homes — particularly those priced just below the updated 5% deposit scheme caps — are outperforming more expensive properties in key Australian markets. In Melbourne’s
Spring auction activity has defied expectations, with solid buyer participation maintaining high clearance rates even as interest rate cuts pause. The national preliminary clearance rate rose to 71.8% — the
Australia’s housing shortage continues to worsen as the construction sector struggles to keep pace with surging demand. Only 46,000 new dwellings were started and 41,432 completed in the June quarter
