A major retail landlord has flagged its mall sites for housing conversion. Whether the sites can deliver at scale depends on approvals, infrastructure, and viability, not just ambition.
A commercial and residential property lender's move to test investor appetite exposes the tension between aggregator ownership and multi-channel distribution.
Households earning six figures now face rental stress in Western Australia's tightest market in decades. What income actually works, and is your state next?
New entrants are the only group still increasing loan applications while investor demand falls, but is this surge sustainable or a policy-driven sugar hit?
Two million Australian households plan to downsize within five years, but whether that frees up family homes or floods the wrong end of the market depends on where they move and what they leave behind.
Catchment boundaries are creating a parallel housing market in Sydney. The premium compounds over decades, but the floor it creates may not hold if one thing changes.
One major aggregator shed 152 brokers in three months while its loan book grew 25% and revenue per broker climbed sharply, a pattern that points to fewer, bigger players.