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The first quarter of this year has been characterised by diverse market conditions around the nation, according to PIPA members.
The sell-off of investment properties around the nation is continuing unabated and is fuelling fears of an even tighter rental market with higher holding and compliance costs as well as new property taxes to blame.
The first six months of this year has seen a continuation of robust market conditions in most major markets, with the exception of Melbourne.
When something awful is happening to a lot of people, it helps if those in charge have someone to conveniently blame. Investors of Australia, this is where you come in.
The Allan government’s new levy will on Airbnb and Stayz homeowners has been met in what many may feel is an unexpected manner by many property experts.
PIPA Member client and advocate Laura Setyo shares her experience from a client point of view.
Rentvesting is growing in popularity as soaring property prices spur young people to purchase in more affordable locations while continuing to rent where they want to live.
Thousands of homes approved for Melbourne’s CBD and surrounding suburbs are in jeopardy as alarm bells are raised about developers shelving major projects.
Latest data has revealed where investors should park their cash for the best returns in every Aussie city.
The Shoalhaven region is attracting new residents because of its relaxed lifestyle and extensive areas of natural beauty, including forests and pristine beaches.
The city’s median house price has fallen again, and some experts believe this is an opportune time to get into the market.
Finder and PropTrack analysis has revealed that a Melburnian needs to be earning $70,000 more than they were just four years ago to be able to afford a typical house.
The NSW Labor government will delay introducing its legislation to ban no-grounds evictions until next month in a bid to sell the reforms to landlords, who are warning that some investors will flee the state’s property market if the long-promised changes are introduced.
In the midst of a housing crisis, roughly 12 million bedrooms sit empty — but housemates Marjorie Johnston and Sabrina James reckon they’ve hit on a solution.
Premier Roger Cook said the rental reforms would give tenants more “certainty in their budgets” but advocates say more protections are needed.
Pets and minor modifications such as hanging pictures or installing new shower heads will be allowed in most rental properties as a new tranche of rental reforms take effect on Monday.