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- First Home Savers Account Scheme failing
- Be aware of counterfeit ATO cheques
- In times of heavy rain beware the cancelled open home inspection
- Sentiment improves in construction sector
- Australian property popular with Aussie expats
- Cleaning the number one source of conflict in share house arrangements
- Trapped in an unhappy relationship
- Rental market on road to recovery
- Call to remove the 'tax on tax'
- Oprah visit could benefit property market
- Cash rate remains unchanged
- Builder to pay more than $30,000 in fines and compensation
- Canberra tenants feel more secure
- Bank interest rates not determined by cash rate
- Residential property values fall slightly
- ‘Priceless little gem’ has a new meaning
- Vendor disclosure reports criticised
- New planning fee to support sustainability
- Unit sales favour lower end of market
- Streamlined identity checks required to prevent property fraud
- Builder sentiment drops
- AFL final replay throws Melbourne auctions into disarray
- Confidence in property remains high
- Frustrations on both sides of planning system
- Baby boomers pay premium price for separate title townhouses
- High-fronted gutters damaging NSW houses
- Homeowners not keen to refinance: survey
- Darwin to pick up next year
- Waterfront property owners fight fees
- SA building boost welcomed but $575,000 cap ‘disappointing’
- 100SA building boost welcomed but $575,000 cap ‘disappointing’
- New law mooted for pest and building reports
- Presentation and price are vendor essentials in this property cycle
- Household cleaning can make or break a flatmate relationship
- Rental rates fall over past year
- Western Australia sees loan increase
- Bank moves to dispel housing bubble fears
- Confidence strengthens in Australian property market
- Real estate alert follows house scam
- Legal implications could result if Queensland sustainability declarations are incorrect
- Housing affordability worsens
- Housing finance up a little
- More demand for fixed rates
- Sydney rental market performs well
- Homebuyer confidence is back
- Big banks ‘stifle housing development’
- Mortgage uptake bounced back in August
- Off-the-plan apartments do well in Brisbane
- Builders fined for lack of insurance
- Renovators need to keep up with the Joneses
- Retirement village structure ‘needs reform’
- Retirement villages offer gains
- Electric pumps instead of wood heaters could see rents rise by $20
- Housing correction unlikely
- Queensland Government protects homeowners from dodgy building
- Price growth predictions for spring
- Building approvals rise
- Homeowners to suffer as reforms are ditched
- Hotspots found all over Australia
- Market starting to pick up in WA
- Construction costs rise
- Canberra market slows in uncertainty over Public Service job cuts
- Spring selling season could bring investors back
- Single female buyers on the rise
- Home lenders urged to play fair
- Election uncertainty creates opportunities
- Investment property ‘big business’
- Independents could influence housing policy
- Interest rates could move down as growth slows
- Urgent action required to put housing back into buyers’ reach
- Housing affordability ignored in election campaign
- Moderating housing growth pleases RBA
- Despite strong student demand, investors should think twice
- Housing flies under political radar
- Opportunities in gold
- Jump in jobless makes economic sense
- Fixed loans failing to attract borrowers
- Proposed Sydney rail link to spur growth
- Units top houses for price growth
- Labor and Liberal to retain negative gearing
- Unit rents fare better than houses
- Short-term cash incentives not the solution
- Housing finance down in June
- Majority of recent refinancers now save more than $50 a month
- Wallpaper making a comeback
- Reform needed for unfair tax regimes
- Keep purchase records of rental property inventory in the case of theft
- Market pauses for breath
- Melbourne feels impact of migration policy changes for students
- Mortgage sales fall again in July
- Regional markets show improved sales as capital cities slow down
- Official cash rate unchanged at 4.5 per cent
- Properties on ‘avenues’ worth more
- Fixed rates become more attractive
- High-density high-rise development no longer mandatory in Victoria
- Interest rates likely to hold until end of year
- Outlook for property prices remains strong
- Kippa-Ring positioned for price growth with election promise of rail
- ACT leads the nation in holiday rental occupancy rates
- ACT outpaces the nation
- Confidence returns for property investors
- Inner city leads NSW house price growth
- Australian property market back in favour
- Rise in number of $500K loans
- Brisbane offers more development opportunities
- $1.2 billion First Home Saver Accounts go untouched
- REIA puts forward proposal for comprehensive housing policy
- Regional cities in need of employment initiatives
- CGT exemption must remain on family homes
- Infrastructure given a boost in regional cities
- First homebuyers could be more active
- Shot in the arm for Aussie property market
- Homeowners like to live close to work
- Energy efficiency mandatory disclosure to start in October
- Gazumping reduced if NSW vendor disclosure is enforced
- Alternatives sought to acquire home loan deposit
- New housing guidelines should also apply to renovations
- Individual property wealth hits record highs as economy bounces back
- Housing finance figures stabilise
- Melbourne and Canberra continue to thrive in unit construction
- Rise in dwelling commitments
- More Aussies holidaying on the road
- Over 50s should consider strategy
- Negligible growth in rents
- Increased building protection for NSW homeowners
- New hardware superstore chain reflects buoyant renovations market
- First homebuyers forced to save for longer
- Official interest rate remains unchanged
- Labour productivity improves in construction industry
- LVRs hit a record low
- Opportunities among the slowdown
- Interest rates could fall
- Lower rent expectations may be required in flood prone areas
- Perth offers highest proportion of affordable units
- A 600,000 dwelling shortage could exist if supply doesn't pick up speed
- Reprieve for developers from funding fibre infrastructure installation
- Homebuyers can benefit from uncertainty
- Regional house prices lead the Queensland market
- Fixed rates become more competitive
- No housing bubble
- NSW stamp duty cuts lure baby boomers over the border
- Investors armed with equity return to the market
- Price slowdown forecast
- Capital gains tax relief
- Property gains popularity as preferred place to park money
- NSW Residential Tenancies Bill passed
- Are solar panel incentive schemes worth it?
- Negotiating power strengthens for investors
- NSW stamp duty exempt for off-the-plan purchases up to $600,000
- Gap tightens between fixed and variable rates
- Mining companies renew rentals for workers despite threatening to take projects offshore
- NSW back in the black thanks to property
- Boosting housing supply crucial to affordability
- Tenant’s right to make minor cosmetic changes limited
- Proposal for off-the-plan stamp duty discount
- The top building and population hotspots
- NSW tenancy Bill comes before parliament
- Levies on developers to be capped
- Building approvals flat
- Landlord rights strengthened if mobile phone tower legislation is amended
- Interest only could mean more profits
- Homeowners to combat any further rate rises
- Interest rate to remain stable
- Official cash rate remains unmoved
- House price growth stabilises
- Tax and infrastructure critical features of budget
- Eco-friendly Adelaide ranks seventh internationally
- Grant offers incentive to head bush
- Clearance rates ‘normalising’
- Green features to bump up property values
- New approach for managing population growth
- Cosmetic alterations could hike landlord insurance premiums
- Still room for negotiation with tough lenders
- Developers get longer timeframe to build
- Gold Coast demands affordable rentals
- Non-bank lenders still popular
- Rental rises for Sydney
- RBA bursts housing bubble talk
- NT housing eats up 16 per cent of incomes
- Adelaide most affordable, Perth most expensive
- Rent payments should be evidence of savings
- A more typical market cycle for Brisbane
- Private landholders’ rights strengthened
- Owner-occupiers retreat from borrowing
- 60 per cent of investors plan to use equity
- Population slowdown will support construction
- Queensland refines neighbourhood dispute laws
- Where large affordable blocks can be found
- New levy to hit NSW property transactions comes under fire
- Online comments could jeopardise borrowing
- Budget refines Home Saver Accounts
- Pay rises have returned for property industry
- Housing finance falls
- Luxury apartments could be in undersupply
- Budget needs to increase rent assistance
- Growth in rail serviced Brisbane suburbs
- Foreign investment changes may deter developers
- Renovations account for some property gains
- Finally, building approvals rise
- Housing and property investment policy “headed nowhere”
- Self-managed super holders turn to property
- Property price confidence hits record highs
- Buyers urged to check insulation
- Broadband ‘backhaul’ could endanger projects
- Upswing tipped to run until 2012
- REIA scoffs at claims of house price bubble
- Premium property boosts price growth
- Third increase in a row for interest rates
- Mortgage sales fall as rates rise
- Australia’s population shouldn’t be capped
- Australian home values keep rising
- House hunters frustrated with inspection clash
- Revenue from property taxes falls
- Speed up the delivery of housing supply
- Top 10 most affordable locations
- Interest rates have returned to ‘normal’
- Government reverses foreign investment relaxation
- Persisting shortage of skilled trades
- Hobart ranks as top rental climber
- Action on undersupply a good move
- Government scraps revised insulation scheme
- Homeowners willing to reinvest
- NSW online builder licence check improves
- Regional WA rents fairly steady
- Low level for mortgage arrears
- Prices expected to grow
- Resource rich regions to boom
- Major banks toughen up with first homebuyers
- Affordability threatens Queensland economy’s golden goose
- To sell or keep as an investment?
- Housing forecaster embarks on ‘loser’s walk’
- More rent reviews to cover rising interest rates
- Rents set to rise
- Pool safety inspection on renting or buying
- True competition is back
- Foreign property investment debate heats up
- Housing finance falls in February
- Increasing negotiating power on interest rates
- Top growth expected for Sydney
- Added protection for strata-lot buyers
- Housing credit tipped to tighten
- Aussies still determined to buy
- Property owners turn away from banks
- Brisbane tipped as capital to watch
- Direct debits can affect loan approvals
- Cash rate lifted to 4.25 per cent
- Perth tops population growth charts
- RBA media jaunt leaves questions unanswered
- First homebuyers in danger of 'mortgage stress'
- Perth tops population growth charts
- RBA chief's comments on property "astonishing"
- New homes on the rise but still not enough
- Mortgage market future looking good
- Knowledge equals power in rates negotiations
- Credit reforms increase consumer protection
- Price growth likely to be erratic
- Calls to ease development costs
- Households moving to limit energy use
- Queensland: growth in population and values
- Credit growth needs banks' support
- Small lenders take fight to banks with rate cuts
- Sydney median to reach $1.2 million by 2020
- Undersupply problem must be debated
- Regional prices increase
- A slower market
- Vacancy rates drop in NSW
- Broadband plan to cost homebuyers, Opposition warns
- Housing shortage set to grow
- Action needed on high-density ‘go zones’
- More than half of renters choose not to insure
- Overvalued Australian cities
- Tenants body seeks minimum accommodation standards
- Supply of new homes still playing catch-up
- Big rises expected for rates and land tax
- Ideal conditions for substantial property growth
- Better off with variable
- Fringe suburbs deliver top growth
- Assumed first homebuyer profile not right
- Undersupply not the only obstacle
- Units might need TV signal distribution system upgrade
- Home lending drops
- RBA official identifies housing shortage as key challenge
- Dwelling quality takes priority over quantity
- Fixed rate loans gain market share
- Ruling gives guidance on the meaning of ‘rent reserved’
- Interest rate rise prediction
- Queensland agrees to fresh look at valuations
- Some fundamentals of property
- Rates to affect first homebuyer plans
- Vacancy rates the key to rental growth
- Defaults can kill home purchase plans
- Rates rise to 4 per cent
- Why predicting the market can be tricky
- Developers’ rights reinstated over covenants
- Green loans scaled back further
- Government plans new green rebate scheme
- Gold Coast market sees strong growth
- Auditor General investigates green loans
- Holding costs vital to developers’ due diligence
- Regional Victoria rents tighter than Melbourne
- Keep an eye on interest rates
- New dispute in commercial valuation saga
- Growth to continue in Melbourne
- Housing affordability window closes
- Melbourne and Perth top property hit list
- Avoid overcapitalising when you renovate
- Rentals pose unique environmental challenge
- Queenslanders told to check new valuations
- First homebuyer retreat to bump up rents
- Capital growth the key
- Property investor numbers to double
- Beware extreme house price claims
- Brokers’ trailing commissions under threat
- Contact with bank managers quite rare
- Housing finance drops
- Credit provider clean-up nothing to fear
- NSW tenancy changes under attack
- Melbourne expected to stay strong
- WA median prices strengthen
- Rates still expected to rise in 2010
- Private house approvals up
- Affordability makes Hobart tops for growth
- Construction shows signs of a recovery
- Affordability makes Hobart tops for growth
- Land sales point to building boost
- Migration needed to keep economy healthy
- Dreams of home ownership slipping away
- Invasion of the property investors
- Interest rates on hold
- Couples take joint approach to property
- Don't buy for the wrong reasons
- Housing confidence back to boom times
- Retirement income can be found in the family home
- Victorian homes must comply with star rating
- Shop around for best rate
- Property prices rise as expensive suburbs recover
- CPI rise doesn’t mean rates should rise
- Inexperienced prefer brokers
- First homebuyers will still be active
- Liverpool tops list for NSW first homebuyers
- Mortgage arrears rise in October
- Property market strong in Victoria
- Mortgage increase on par with median price
- Concern over bank policies
- Buyers returning to more expensive markets
- Simple maintenance checks save big dollars
- How many high-rises does Brisbane need?
- Small rental supply, big rental prices
- Rent rises and price growth predicted for 2010
- Home lending drops but investors still keen
- Construction finance on the rise
- Regular home loan reviews necessary
- Become mortgage-free faster in 2010
- Investors in the market
- UK tops Queensland foreign investor list
- Sustainability Declaration legislation leads to confusion
- Sydney median to hit $1 million
- House prices hit pre-GFC levels
- House prices expected to rise
- Development assessment must move faster
- Good news puts rate rise in the frame
- Question marks over housing recovery
- Myth buster: housing more affordable now
- Melbourne's record breaking median rise
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