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The SMSF borrowing ban has been framed as a small change based on the official data. Whether that framing holds depends on where in the development process you start counting the impact of those buyers.

The SMSF borrowing ban for residential property has passed the Senate. For most investors the immediate impact is limited, but understanding what changed and why it happened now matters more than the headline.

The price crash narrative is gaining traction, but the real risk is not a uniform national decline. It is a more uneven market, where the segments that had the most policy support are now the most exposed to what comes next.

The property management sector currently faces an operational growth ceiling.

When Haesley Cush started working at Ray White Moorooka as a fresh-faced 18-year-old in 1996, he wasn't a stranger to the industry.

A reluctance among would-be sellers to commit to the market is emerging as one of the most significant factors weighing on auction clearance rates, according to Ray White CEO of Performance and Value, Thomas McGlynn.

The private Buderim sanctuary of the late Peter Wise - a legendary, eighth-generation Maroochydore farmer - is scheduled to go to auction in July.

Ray White’s 21st call-a-thon saw the group book 10,021 appraisals across Australasia during the latest action packed appraisal drive, 100 per cent powered by NurtureCloud, its cutting edge prop tech platform.

At a national level, housing completions and population growth can look close to balanced. That conclusion depends on assumptions about household size that may no longer hold, and it disappears entirely at the state level.N

A rare slice of Australian history and natural paradise is on the market for the first time in nearly three decades.

Higher interest rates and weaker confidence bite the top end of the Gold Coast first. Investor pullback bites a different part of the coast. Both are now in motion, and the order they move through the market matters more than the headline figures.