From first home buyers to experienced property investors, one of the biggest causes of confusion when purchasing property is trying to decide where to buy a house. While some people base their decision on where to buy a house around an emotional attachment to a particular suburb, others buy based on investment returns ...
Melbourne turned on a glorious Saturday this weekend. With a reported 826 auctions going under the hammer, there was really no excuse for a poor showing. The city recorded a solid 76 per cent clearance rate on a very good volume of properties. This weekend was expected to either solidify a growing trend that the Melbourne property market ...
Property professionals seem certain Australians will witness fast property growth over the coming months. In fact, the chief economist at HSBC Bank went so far as to say that a housing boom is just beginning. Auction clearance rates remained strong in Melbourne, despite overseas economic concerns ...
Recent information suggests that property investors looking to purchases houses in high investment growth areas should look outside of major metropolitan areas and focus their attention on the regional market. According to CEO of Raine & Horne Angus Raine, regional areas have demonstrated a strong trend of capital growth ...
The main news last week was that the Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave the cash rate on hold at 2.5 per cent. Further RBA interest rate cuts are now looking more remote as the housing sector recovers and business and consumer confidence improves. Globally, the main concern was the US government shutdown ...
Talk that Australia is headed towards a property bubble has definitely increased over the last week, though economists claim property price growth is nowhere near the level it needs to be for a boom to take place. Auction activity slowed down in Melbourne over the weekend due to the Grand Final, but the market will be back in full swing ...
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