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PIPA is recognised as an authoritative source of property market analysis, research, and is a regular commentator in media nationwide.
Melbourne’s property market is expected to perform the worst of all Australian capital cities in 2025.
Aussie and global icons are getting wake-up calls when it comes to what they think they’re going to get for their homes, with many slashing millions from price expectations.
First-timers are making a series of blunders when it comes to investing in property, with experts issuing a stark warning to landlords.
The Property Council of Australia has welcomed Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ announcement of a $900 million productivity fund allowing state and territories to boost building approvals and other housing reforms.
Property markets across Australia continue to show remarkable resilience in the face of high interest rates, with several capital cities posting strong growth throughout 2024.
From ending no-fault evictions to covering the cost of key fobs — Victorian landlords are being hit with a slew of changes to how they manage their property.
Housing data shows 68 locations across the country have less a than 1 per cent rental vacancy rate. A mum and her 19-year-old son are living in a tent in bushland in Victoria after unsuccessfully searching for 13 months to find a place to rent.
Houses auctioned on The Block this weekend are set to lose more than $200,000 the moment they change hands due to a change that will instantly wipe out value for future investors.
The Allan government’s new rental reforms has enraged property investor lobby groups, who believe these measures will worsen the rental crisis. Here’s why.
An industry expert has warned that skyrocketing operational costs driven by rental reforms are serving as the “straw that breaks the camel’s back” for investors, further intensifying Australia’s rental crisis.
Queensland’s rental market has deteriorated again, with exclusive new data showing that rents have increased across 252 Queensland suburbs.
A surprising mix of everyday Aussies has emerged among our most active property investors. See who owns the most