According to the experts, there are a few things you need to know about the suburb and the property before you buy – as well as four big myths that need clearing up once and for all.

Property professionals have cited a concerning pattern of financial inequality that is holding women back from achieving their dreams of home ownership.

Two of China’s largest residential property developers, with stakes in build-to-rent in the country, have ranked in the latest Forbes’s Global 2000 list of the 10 largest real estate companies in the world.

QPIA members, Dan Irwin and Dane Roche, are both former Defence Force personnel who joined forces to establish Strike Property with an aim to build wealth for the Defence and ADF Veteran community through property.

The Australian property market has recently undergone some of the biggest changes in its history. Savvy investors obviously have their ears to the ground, but it can still be hard to keep track of where things stand across the country with so many micro-trends asserting their impact.

Reminiscent of an increase in investors’ taxes that Queensland tried to push through last year, the industry is urging Victoria to follow the sunshine state’s lead and axe the new budget policy before it even gets off the ground.

The 2023 Victorian budget includes a ‘Covid debt levy’ that will mean fresh tax liabilities for investment property owners.

The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has slammed the Victorian Budget as a blatant money grab that will see property investors flee the market and cripple tenants with higher rents.

Victorians owning second properties, including investment properties and holiday homes, will be asked to make a major contribution to the state’s $8.6 billion of COVID debt levies over the next four years.

The Victorian Government’s new investor land tax grab, announced in its State Budget today, will hurt aspirational and hardworking property owners the most, according to PIPA and PICA.

The South Australian suburb of Aldinga Beach was recently named in the highly coveted Smart Property Investment Fast 50 ranking for 2024, which was released to the public earlier this month.

Lachlan Vidler is a former naval officer who was elected to the PIPA board – the youngest director in the association’s history.