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Investing in real estate in Australia is increasingly popular across the country, with investors supplementing their income and facilitating their wealth with ease.

Investing in real estate in Australia is increasingly popular across the country, with investors supplementing their income and facilitating their wealth with ease. After all, planning for the future isn't cheap!

On Saturday 3 August, Ray White Whitsunday held a gala ball at the Coral Sea Resort and raised $25k for Whitsundays Marketing and Development Limited (WMDL) and the Choose Airlie campaign run by Jo Sweeney from Zest Design.

On Saturday 3 August, Ray White Whitsunday held a gala ball at the Coral Sea Resort and raised $25k for Whitsundays Marketing and Development Limited (WMDL) and the Choose Airlie campaign run by Jo Sweeney from Zest Design.

If you're a first home buyer looking into purchasing real estate in Australia, chances are you'll come up against an auction at one point or another.

If you're a first home buyer looking into purchasing real estate in Australia, chances are you'll come up against an auction at one point or another.

Housing minister Bill Marmion said in an August 10 statement that the initiative was designed as an innovative approach to affordable housing using existing government resources.

Any first home buyers interested in purchasing a home for sale in Western Australia (WA) will be happy to hear that the Liberal National Government has dedicated over $130 million towards building 500 affordable homes in the state over the next three years

Victoria is shaping up for another strong weekend of property auction action, according to latest industry predictions.

Victoria is shaping up for another strong weekend of property auction action, according to latest industry predictions.

The recent Reserve Bank move to cut the official cash rate to a historically low 2.5 per cent should be an encouraging sign for home buyers.

The recent Reserve Bank move to cut the official cash rate to a historically low 2.5 per cent should be an encouraging sign for home buyers.