First Home Buyers: How much deposit is required?
With house and apartment prices indefinitely on the increase across the nation, the universal struggle to build that deposit seems like a recurring losing battle.
With house and apartment prices indefinitely on the increase across the nation, the universal struggle to build that deposit seems like a recurring losing battle.
As the world turns increasingly towards technology for boosting daily efficiency and saving money, the sun keeps on shining over Australia.
As interest rates and property prices rise, budding buyers are having to get ever-more creative with the ways they’re saving.
It’s a common conception that downsizing your home is the territory of retirees looking for a change of life pace, or for empty nesters looking for a property that’s more manageable after the kids have left.
First time buyers are being advised that they should be careful what they wish for – more specifically that they shouldn’t be hoping for a market crash.
With housing prices on a never-ending rise across Australia, comes the increased difficulty to save a bulky deposit – this is where the First Home Super Saver Scheme comes to the rescue
In the real estate world, there’s not much worse than the disappointment of missing out on a property that you love.
Homeowners often only seek out a property valuation within the months or even weeks of selling their house.
Everywhere you look now, new housing estates seem to be popping up and it’s no surprise why they’re so popular.
What’s the Best Property Type for Your First Home? Houses come in all shapes, sizes, and designs, and each residential property type has its own unique perks and limitations.