Economic updates

Perth's housing market remains the standout performer across Australia, with house prices rising by 21 per cent over the past year.

The story of Frederick Fisher's ghost is one of Australia's most famous paranormal tales. On June 17, 1826, Fisher suddenly disappeared from the town of Campbelltown, NSW

The Australian housing market is experiencing a notable shift, with affordability driving unexpected trends across different property types.

The Gold Coast, once known primarily as a tourist destination, has been experiencing a transformation, one that started at the beginning of the pandemic.

The Economist, a weekly magazine, recently undertook an analysis of where it was possible for a single person to affordably rent alone.

Once the crown jewel of Australia's real estate scene, Victoria's property market has hit a rough patch.

With a rate cut on the horizon, we are again at a turning point for Australia’s property market, making it timely to take another look at what drives price growth.

Australia's luxury unit market continues to reach new heights, with prices and demand showing remarkable resilience across the country.

Cheaper properties saw the strongest price growth over the past 12 months with houses in the lowest percentile increasing by 12.2 per cent.

With inflation now edging towards three per cent and markets are now pricing in potentially four rate cuts next year, it is possible that we will see a rate cut before the end of the year.

Nationally, auction numbers are up, the number of people actively bidding is falling and this is causing a fall in clearance rates.

Many of us love homes with great views and access to nature. Beachfront properties, riverside homes, and bush retreats are always in demand. But these desirable locations are often the most vulnerable to climate change.