Demand for fixed-rate home loans rises, with Queensland home to the highest percentage of borrowers who opted for this type of loan

Sydney records an increase in vacancy rates month-over-month, while some areas in New South Wales remain steady

“there are far better things you could be doing with your money than plowing it into the principal loan repayments of your investment property"

Aussies could expect more declines in the cash rate moving forward after the Reserve Bank reduced it to a record low of 1.25%

One of the country’s top property lenders is under fire for its lenient standards, which could compromise the financial welfare of borrower and lender

HIA said that the budget assists in the economic revival of the state with measures that aim to boost employment in the housing industry

The Reserve Bank reports that numbers have climbed back to 2010 highs, but are still well beneath those recorded in 1990s recession

Data from ABS showed that all capital cities recorded falls in residential property prices in the March quarter

The NSW budget delivers a record infrastructure spend to drive investment and assist growing communities

The number of abandoned apartment projects in the capital significantly rose over the past year

Over half a million homeowners have enough land to build another dwelling on their property

Micro-lots will be a positive introduction to the market and will receive strong demand from a range of buyers, according to an industry group

APRA releases its response to the first round of consultation on proposed changes to the capital framework for ADIs

An industry professional explains why the city stands out amongst other luxury residential markets as a top performer

New data show that the housing downturn in the city is not as bad as the predictions called for in 2018

New research reveals the state of various property markets and reasons behind house price movements – and where they are headed

The Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act 1948 (NSW) will be repealed on July 1 as part of the state government’s Better Business Reforms package

The cooling of the market reflected in the declining stamp-duty revenues of the state

“The banks only saw risk – I was single, a female of childbearing age and a small business owner."

The Queensland government has handed down its 2020 budget – and it includes an increase in land tax, which is likely to burden property owners