The “hottest” property markets in the nation have been revealed with three states featuring all of the top performers, according to new exclusive research and analysis.

The vast Tea Tree Gully LGA in Adelaide’s outer northeast ring offers buyers affordable real estate and proximity to significant job nodes, including CBD. Its

Examining the risks, responsibilities, and the role of insurance in protecting client trust. The property sector has always carried risks but in recent years a

Rents have jumped by as much as 10 per cent across more than 60 per cent of Hobart’s suburbs in three months – the latest quarterly rental figures show. PropTrack data reveals a $50-a-week hike in rents across most of Hobart as va-cancy rates in the state’s capital drop to the equal lowest in the country. There are now just 0.5 per cent of properties available.

Young buyers are once again feeling the impact of rising investor interest in real estate.

Australia’s rental market is under mounting pressure as a record number of property investors exit the sector, driven by rising costs, legislative uncertainty, and concerns over proposed federal tax reforms.

Investor confidence in the property market is wobbling, with new data showing many landlords would quit if negative gearing or capital gains tax (CGT) breaks were wound back.

More landlords are selling up and exiting the sector, as rising holding and compliance costs, increased government charges, and tax reform uncertainty weigh. Investor groups have warned the sell-off could have “severe” consequences for renters.

Australia’s rental market is under mounting pressure as a record number of property investors exit the sector, driven by rising costs, legislative uncertainty, and concerns

Australia’s rental crisis is set to worsen as thousands of property investors exit the market – just as the Federal Treasurer signals potential changes to negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) through sweeping tax reforms, according to the Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA).

The Federal Government is holding an economic roundtable in mid-August with changes to negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax potentially on the agenda. Indeed, some

Melbourne’s sluggish house prices are on track to skyrocket past $1m, although it’s still languishing as one of the nation’s most affordable major capitals.