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PIPA is recognised as an authoritative source of property market analysis, research, and is a regular commentator in media nationwide.
The pace of rental price growth is finally showing signs of slowing but a surprising study has found the rental crisis is not attributable to increased population density.
Three years ago, lawyer Jordan van den Berg was an obscure TikTok creator who made videos that mocked real estate agents. But today the 28-year-old is one of the most high-profile activists in Australia.
A surprise move by the sea-change shire of Mornington in Victoria to tax all new property developments has alarm bells ringing.
Rentvesting allows first-time buyers to rent where they want while investing in a more affordable property elsewhere. Seeking professional advice from qualified experts is essential for successfully implementing the rentvesting strategy.
Australia’s property prices look set to continue climbing with the prospects of housing supply meeting demand remote, but there may be changes as to which property markets perform best in 2024.
Is now the right time?” It’s a commonly asked question by both buyers and sellers in the property game, and while real estate experts often caution against trying to time the market, there are several factors that can help you decide if the market is ripe for buying or selling.
The Project panel has split opinion online after grilling a rental advocate for encouraging struggling Aussies to squat in vacant homes.
Australians often assume their landlords are older and richer than they really are, with new bank research revealing the surprising age group buying up the most investment properties.
Thousands of Queensland landlords have listed rental properties for sale in a further blow to already struggling tenants. See where.
Victorian property investors are exiting the market en masse, fuelling fears the state’s rental crisis is set to get worse. See the suburbs where renters are most likely to lose their homes.
The Victorian capital, set to become the biggest city in Australia, should be thriving but it comes last in terms of price improvements and things could be about to get a lot worse.
New land taxes aimed at small investors threaten to flatten Melbourne’s property market.