Unlocking the Great Australian Dream in 2025

Unlocking the Great Australian Dream in 2025

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The dream of homeownership remains a cornerstone of Australian life – a symbol of stability, wealth-building, and long-term success. Yet, buying property in today’s world is more than just achieving a personal milestone; it’s about overcoming hurdles and making informed choices amidst an evolving market. As highlighted in the latest Mortgage Choice Home Loan Report,Read More

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Why are more people selling their properties this year?

Why are more people selling their properties this year?

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Ever feel like there are “For Sale” signs popping up more these days? Well, you’re not imagining it because the property market has been bustling lately, with more homes listed for sale last year than in the previous year, according to recent research from PropTrack. In fact, it was the busiest year for new listingsRead More

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A turning point for national property values

A turning point for national property values

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Australia’s property market has seen a remarkable turnaround recently, with values climbing steadily after a brief dip. According to CoreLogic’s Home Value Index, national property values rose by 0.4% in March, marking the second consecutive month of growth. Add SQM Research data to the mix, and the signs are clear – there’s new momentum inRead More

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Unpacking the slowdown in rental growth

Unpacking the slowdown in rental growth

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Australia’s rental market is going through a noticeable shift, with national growth trends easing after years of sharp increases. While this cooling has brought relief to many renters, the numbers paint a nuanced picture of the challenges and opportunities in the housing sector. Nationally, according to a recent report from Ray White, rental growth hasRead More

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Rental vacancy rates remain tight in March

Rental vacancy rates remain tight in March

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Vacancy rates have tightened once again, sitting at a national average of just 1.1% as of March, according to SQM Research. That’s a stark contrast to the more balanced 2% to 3% vacancy rate that indicates a healthy market. The cities are where the story unfolds most dramatically. Brisbane leads with a 0.9% vacancy rate,Read More

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