Melbourne property: Demand on the downturn
The Melbourne property market has been looking promising in terms of growth in recent years. However, it may be about to flip a one-eighty
The Melbourne property market has been looking promising in terms of growth in recent years. However, it may be about to flip a one-eighty
In a competitive market, boosting property value is often a daunting proposition for homeowners.
In response to the threat of increasingly soaring interest rates, more and more borrowers are looking to lock in their home loans.
Buying a house is a monumentally exhausting, yet rewarding process while selling a house is unfortunately, not much different.
You’re not alone – almost everyone experiences the holiday blues when getting back from a week away unwinding on a sunny beach.
The great Australian dream is seemingly becoming just that; a dream, with 40% of Western Australians saying that mortgage repayments are the biggest obstacle in owning their own home.
New suburbs are constantly popping up in Canberra, and they are proving ever popular with people wishing to buy property in them.
A recent study has found that 1 in 5 Australians (18%) are struggling with mortgage repayments
Property managers exist to help you get the most out of your property, in terms of ensuring the least amount of personal involvement is required by you as a landlord.
Real estate experts are now predicting that rushed decisions made by homeowners in recent years are likely to come back and bite them on the you-know-what very shortly.