Sydney’s inflated house prices
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.
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.
While it’s been incredibly difficult for first home buyers to enter the market Australia-wide, metropolitan locations like Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane are proving to be the toughest of the lot.
In Australia, the supply and demand ratio of industrial land is shifting.
Investors in Queensland are always looking for the best suburbs in which to purchase. This said, the perfect areas rarely exist and there are markets that should be actively avoided for a number of reasons.
When we discuss property in Australia, we tend to think of the ‘Australian Property Market’ as more of a blanketed topic.
House prices across Australia have been on the rise for some time now, but the driving force behind the boost isn’t always clear.
The Australian real estate market is in a constant state of flux, with trends emerging unexpectedly throughout the year.
If you’re looking for a property for less than $1m with gorgeous surroundings and a substantial record of capital growth, Melbourne is the place to be.
Throughout 2016, Melbourne witnessed an emerging trend in the direction of larger townhouses and apartments – and it’s not showing any signs of slowing down.
2016 saw unstable increases in property demand, a significant degree of unaffordability for prospective homebuyers, and banks adamantly and unremorsefully raising their interest rates.