Oil is surging, inflation risks are back and property buyers may wear the cost, but the housing fallout is still not settled.

A Geelong site planned for homes may become digital infrastructure. The bigger question is who pays when housing land is redirected.

New ABS data shows population growth is still running ahead of new homes, and NSW is where the pressure looks hardest to absorb.

National prices now forecast to go nowhere in 2026 as Budget tax changes hit harder and faster than expected.

Building sign-offs rose 13% year-on-year, yet industry groups warn most won't break ground. The gap between approval and delivery is widening.

A Brisbane developer has pulled forward stage two of its first apartment project in an outer suburb where 76% of buyers are owner-occupiers, not investors.

One in three over-55s are delaying sales, choosing reverse mortgages over auction risk — and the supply impact is starting to show.

The RBA has lifted rates again, but the real test is whether households still have enough cashflow buffer left.

Non-bank lenders say the ban targets a tiny slice of housing credit. The bigger question is who loses access next.

The cash rate is back at 4.35 per cent, and the RBA is signalling inflation now matters more than job-market comfort.

Bluestone's roadshow delivered one message: the diversification window just opened wider than most brokers realise.

A simple tweak to your plastic could lift your home-loan capacity, and get you to a deposit faster.

Fixed rates are rising before many borrowers have caught their breath. The risk is not just paying more, but fixing at the wrong moment.

The government’s low-deposit push has helped more buyers get through the door. But in a softer market, that same policy could turn the entry-level segment into the first place investors see stress.

Weak output per worker narrows the path to rate cuts, regardless of how inflation behaves. Mortgage holders face a longer wait.

Western Australia just extended its single-house planning exemption to include up to four dwellings where standards are met. Will the 'meet planning standards' clause open the gates or become the new bottleneck?

NSW has identified 13 surplus government sites for housing. The question is whether 298 dwellings will arrive fast enough to matter.

Australia has approved just 393,426 homes in two years of a five-year 1.2 million build goal. The gap keeps growing.

Sydney investors are retreating before new tax rules begin, just as prices weaken. The bigger question is where their money goes next.

Investors expected a property hit. The bigger shock is how far the tax reset now reaches.

A negative gearing cap would sting some landlords. But the bigger threat may be what happens when investors try to cash out.

Victoria’s land tax bills are forcing some coastal owners to sell, but the buyer advantage may not last forever.

Existing landlords may keep a tax edge future buyers lose, creating a strange incentive not to sell.

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