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The PIPA Adviser is a quarterly industry e-magazine that features the latest industry news, research, state market analysis, and PIPA happenings, including upcoming events, member profiles, and media mentions.
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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.
As the rental property shortage continues, new research has found that 19% of Queensland investors are considering selling in the next 12 months.
Queensland buyers and sellers have been engaged in a ‘Mexican stand-off’, but there are early signs that the downward trend in values is already easing. And some regions continue to boom.
New analysis from CoreLogic reveals renting in Australia’s most populous states is still cheaper than buying, but owning a home has become more affordable in other states.
Property experts and pundits have offered bouquets and brickbats for the housing measures included in Labor’s first budget, including the promise of one million new homes.
The RBA has suggested that property prices could fall by up to 20% by 2024, but as PIPA chair Nicola McDougall discussed on ABC radio Brisbane on Monday, what’s actually happening depends on other factors, such as where you live.
Our 2022 PIPA Annual Investor Sentiment Survey created a national media frenzy when it was released in late September.
It also produced the first dataset that shows what has happened to rental supply – investors have offloaded their properties in the hundreds and thousands.
With the country deeply plunged in a rental crisis, an expert unpacks the factors that led to this rabbit hole while offering three ways to get out of it.
A summit to address Queensland’s housing crisis will proceed on Thursday without representatives of private landlords, who make up most of the state’s rental market.
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The fastest pace of interest rate hikes in three decades is adding an extra layer of pressure to Australia’s already critical rental market, as a new report reveals tenants are living through the longest stretch of continuous rental price growth on record.
Brisbane has seen another month of price falls based on median settled sales data. Is the worst now behind us, or is there more pain to come? The answer depends on a few things. It depends if you are a buyer, a seller, a landlord or a tenant!
Rule changes are being proposed to make it easier for residents in Gold Coast unit blocks to banish troublesome Airbnbs from their buildings.