Finance and the property market
There is an undeniable link between finance and the property market. When credit is flowing, and buyers are able to access loans at reasonable interest rates, real estate is the beneficiary.
Housing affordability best it’s been in a decade: report
Great news for homeowners and prospective buyers: housing affordability is at its best level in a decade and should continue to improve throughout 2021.
Should we get rid of stamp duty?
Stamp duty is a major upfront expense when purchasing a property. For decades many tax experts, economists and state politicians have been urging governments to reconsider their position on stamp duty. Read more now.
Understanding sunset clauses in off-the-plan contracts
The benefits of buying off-the-plan are numerous. However, some contract features can confuse off-the-plan buyers and investors. This article takes a closer look at what sunset clauses are in off-the-plan contracts and why they’re used.
Making the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme work for you
Recent property data might have first home buyers worried. However, there’s a way you can bounce back… with the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme.
The Different Seasons Of Property – When Is The Best Time To Buy/Sell?
In Melbourne, more properties are listed for sale in Spring than in Winter.
PM’s housing minister pick prompts calls for nationwide changes
Sunday’s announcement of a Minister for Housing shows that the federal government considers housing a national priority, and it’s prompting calls for representation at the state level.
New flood of investors could boost property prices nationally
New entrants to the property market have increased buying power after the federal election and with potential rate cuts on the horizon, which could stimulate house prices nationwide.