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PIPA is recognised as an authoritative source of property market analysis, research, and is a regular commentator in media nationwide.
Perth has been romping forward in terms of price growth and rents, but in an economy traditionally seen as boom or bust, is investing in its real estate a wobbly option? Many argue it’s not.
The 2025 PIPA Awards for Excellence took place recently in Brisbane, shining a spotlight on the property investment sector’s most outstanding professionals and businesses for their unwavering commitment to best practice, ethics, and the PIPA Code of Conduct.
Perth’s Matthew Hughes, managing director of Capital Property Advisory, has been named Australia’s Property Investment Adviser of the Year at PIPA Awards for Excellence.
Did you know that when buying property you don’t have to go it alone? Rebecca Jamieson Dwyer chats to Bronwen Stacey of Home Scouts – a long-term Noosa local who’s in your corner when it comes to securing your dream home or investment property.
The Tasmanian market is starting 2025 strong, experiencing significant growth and transformation, driven by economic dynamics and large-scale infrastructure projects.
Australia’s property market saw varied conditions in early 2025, with interest rate cuts, regional growth, and affordability shaping trends.
The investor sell-off persisted throughout 2024, resulting in over 24,000 fewer rentals. First homebuyers appear to be benefiting, and warnings of rent rises have not eventuated.
Investors are feeling the weight of increasing taxes, interest rate uncertainty, restrictive regulation and rising insurance premiums.
City or country? Something can be said for both: it all depends on your investment goals.
A Greens housing proposal has been deemed ‘unwise’ and could create an election issue for the PM, industry figures claim.
As the federal election nears, investors are once again facing negative commentary for “cashing in” while in reality, two-thirds of Australian landlords are experiencing negative cash flow.
The number of landlords selling up in Victoria is causing concern that the Allan government’s upcoming state budget will take a hit in property tax revenue.