Revealed: 10 surprise places to invest in property in 2025
/With an ever-changing housing market, some of the best places to invest are in places you might not expect.
Read MoreWith an ever-changing housing market, some of the best places to invest are in places you might not expect.
Read MoreSydney home prices have fallen for the third month in a row after peaking in early spring.
Read MoreNever in Australia’s history has so much been handed out to help taxpayers have homes, with record financial leg-ups going as high as $56k for the average first home in one state.
Read MoreQueensland overtakes Victoria as second biggest property investment market.
Read MoreThe House has approved the amendments to the government’s shared equity scheme and rubber stamped the bill.
Read MoreNational home prices are losing momentum and anticipated interest rate cuts are unlikely to stop falls in house prices next year.
Read MoreGetting into the housing market may seem like a challenge, but first-time buyers have plenty of reasons to stay optimistic.
Melbourne is on the cusp of losing its place as the second-biggest market for property investors with Brisbane hot on its heels.
Read MoreA Sunnybank real estate agent has been convicted on two offences and now faces a nine-month term of imprisonment, suspended for two years.
Read MoreHome prices have begun to fall in parts of Sydney following a dramatic rise in listings and a drop in demand as would-be buyers give up hope of an early rate cut.
Adelaide's property market has surpassed expectations and this year has continued to surprise. But this level of growth may not last long, experts say.
Read MoreMelbourne’s wealthy Myer family are preparing to sell their iconic Toorak mansion in a move that could top the city’s $80m house price record — and potentially crack $100m.
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