Why downsizing trends are opening new doors for property buyers

Why downsizing trends are opening new doors for property buyers

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Australia’s housing market is quietly undergoing a generational shift – and it’s creating fresh opportunities in places many buyers and investors haven’t thought to look. As the population ages, the demand for smaller, low-maintenance homes is rising fast. According to the GemLife Downsizing Australia Report, by 2050, more than one-third of Australians will be agedRead More

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Rental market surges as vacancy rates hit record lows

Rental market surges as vacancy rates hit record lows

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Australia’s rental market is roaring back to life, with fresh data revealing the sharpest quarterly rent rise in over a year amid record-low vacancy rates. Cotality’s latest Quarterly Rental Review shows national rents jumped 1.4% in Q3, the strongest quarterly growth since mid-2024. Sydney and Brisbane led the charge, with annual rental growth accelerating byRead More

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Why Victoria’s property market is catching interstate eyes

Why Victoria’s property market is catching interstate eyes

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If you’re a homebuyer or investor wondering where value still exists in today’s property market, Victoria might just surprise you. New research from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) reveals that despite recent price growth, Victorian homes remain relatively affordable compared to other states. In fact, the median house value in Melbourne sits atRead More

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Low stock levels reshape spring market in major cities

Low stock levels reshape spring market in major cities

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Spring is here, but the property market isn’t playing by the usual rules. New data from SQM Research shows total listings across Australia are down 5.2% compared to this time last year, and that’s reshaping the landscape for buyers and investors alike. In Sydney, listings fell 7.1% year-on-year, according to SQM, which is a significantRead More

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