The Australian housing market is gaining momentum, but buyers remain cautious. Here's what you need to know.

The latest Housing Value Index reveals key trends in Australia’s rental market -- here's what you need to know.

Australia’s property market is gradually recovering for buyers and sellers—stay informed and explore the latest updates today.

As autumn arrives, Australia’s property market shifts with rate changes, growth trends, granny flats and barkitecture. Explore our 2025 predictions.

Modern homeowners increasingly recognise the potential of smart home technology to enhance comfort, security, and overall property value. With demand for connected living on the rise, investing in thoughtful, technology-focused upgrades can set your home apart when the time comes to sell.

The Australian rental market is experiencing a period of adjustment, with shifting dynamics that landlords must navigate carefully. CoreLogic’s latest Housing Value Index provides valuable insights into rental price movements, supply constraints, and emerging trends that will influence investment strategies in 2025.

Australia’s housing market continues to shift, with CoreLogic’s latest Home Value Index revealing a complex landscape for both homeowners and first-time buyers. While national home values remained steady in January, regional Australia reached record highs, and capital city markets presented mixed results.

For landlords, long-term tenants offer stability, reduced vacancy rates, and minimised leasing costs. To attract and retain quality renters, a proactive approach is essential.

As a retiree, there’s a million things to think about before sell your home. Where do you start and what boxes do you need to tick?

Discover how Australians are partnering up with friends to buy their first home and how 'rentvesting' could be the solution to the country's housing affordability issues.

Are you a single parent or legal guardian dreaming of owning your own home in Australia? Your dream is closer to reality than you might think! Thanks to various financial assistance programs and the Family Home Guarantee, you can now purchase a home with a s little as a 2% deposit. In this article, we'll walk you through the steps, eligibility requirements, and income tests to help you secure your own piece of real estate.

With the Australian government having unveiled its 2024 budget, Australians are asking whether they will be better placed to rent or buy a home. For those amongst us hoping to buy their first home it’s a tough call, because while the government has promised to build 1.2 million homes over the next five years to address the supply shortages putting upward pressure on prices, the bulk of the money goes to infrastructure, and it is also cutting migration.