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Australian real estate companies are increasingly complying with workplace laws, according to a statement released recently by the federal Fair Work department.

State budgets have left many involved in real estate in Australia feeling disappointed, noting that there is not enough support for homeowners or potential home buyers.

A campaign by the Fair Work Ombudsman has found that over 80 per cent of real estate employers in Queensland now comply with the workplace laws of lodging staff pay agreements, according to recently completed audits in the sector.

As a young family with children, looking around for real estate means taking into account a variety of different factors.

Buying real estate in Australia, whether for living or investment purposes, is one of the biggest financial commitments most Australians will take on in their lives.

If you’re planning on selling property or just curious about your long-term real estate, the value of getting a good home inspection can help to save you money in the future by highlighting aspects of your household which may need a bit of TLC.

Selling real estate in Australia is much like selling any other commodity.

Investing in property for sale is something most people can do. Australians with a steady income and some savings stashed away are able to get themselves a piece of the property pie.

As with any significant national centre such as WA, the housing industry is an extremely important aspect of its function and productivity.

Shrinking backyards in urban Australian homes are having an adverse effect on the environment, with Australian homeowners being urged to rethink their outdoor living spaces.

Buying real estate in Australia - from Perth to Sydney - can be a quick and easy process or a long, overblown experience depending on how you approach the market.

When you begin the search for your dream property, there are a number of factors which make buyers toss and turn at night during their struggles.