More vendors are delaying auctions as buyers wait for lower prices. The next test is whether sellers blink first.

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

Australia needs more homes, but the construction pipeline is moving the wrong way at the wrong time.

Prices are still climbing across most suburbs, even as rate fears return. The bigger story is where the market is starting to crack.

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.

Owners who won't meet the market are pulling back to rent trophy homes for up to $30,000 a week, delaying the adjustment needed to clear supply.

A divided RBA board has raised a bigger question than the hike itself: was this really about Middle East tension, or did Australia’s own inflation problem leave the bank with nowhere else to go?

Deposit rates can climb fast when the RBA tightens, but many Australians still earn next to nothing. The real stakes are not just yield, but what you do with spare cash next.

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Home values are softening in the two biggest capitals just as rate fears build. What breaks first: buyer confidence or the downturn narrative?

A quiet change in bank policy can do more to the market than a loud headline. This week, Westpac Group brands have put 15-year interest-only (I/O) terms for investors...

Unemployment has jumped to 4.5 per cent, but sticky inflation means borrowers may not be out of danger yet.

A divided RBA board has raised a bigger question than the hike itself: was this really about Middle East tension, or did Australia’s own inflation problem leave the bank with nowhere else to go?

Westpac sees investors pulling back, but the next move may be riskier: a shift towards loans that protect cashflow, not debt.

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

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?

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.

NSW is cutting a 9 per cent tax barrier for big housing projects, but cheaper capital does not guarantee cheaper rents.

More landlords are selling into first-home buyer demand. The question is whether Melbourne’s rental market can absorb the shift.

How NSW's low and mid-rise policy is creating once-in-a-decade opportunities for savvy investors

Your Comprehensive Guide to Getting the Most Out of a Property Inspection in Australia

In recent years, the allure of off-market properties has significantly grown among investors and homebuyers alike, driven by the dual forces of escalating property prices and climbing mortgage interest...

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The national index has stalled, but Perth and Darwin are still rising. The question is whether this becomes orderly, or broader.

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A fresh cost hit is creeping into renovations and new builds. Paint is going up next, but the bigger risk is what that says about the whole housing pipeline.

Confidence has fallen to a five-year low, but the bigger question is whether tax reform slows supply before rents ease.

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