The RBA is becoming more comfortable with inflation. Two consecutive rate holds suggest the pressure for further tightening is easing. Rate cuts are still some way off. Most commentators expect rates ...

Let me share something interesting with you. Roughly 70% of the people you run into in life are pessimistic. Only about 30% are genuinely optimistic. Now think about that for a moment. If most people ...

Capital city home prices have continued to generally steady over October with Sydney and Melbourne reporting monthly growth for the first time since April The national capital city median house price ...

A fifth interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia next week is now seen as likely by financial markets. Whether the ...

Property markets are driven by people, not just economics. Long-term growth comes from understanding who will want to live in a location and why. Australia is made up of different demographic “tribes” ...

After years of property investors feeling that Victoria sees them as an easy source of extra revenue, there is finally an ...

Cotality’s Home Value Index fell -1.1% in September, marking the sixth straight month of falling values and taking cumulative declines to 5.2% below March's peak. Brisbane saw the sharpest monthly ...

Spain is in the middle of a political reckoning over housing. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called an early ...

Australia's rental crisis is getting worse, not better. Rents are rising faster than both inflation and wages, putting increasing pressure on household budgets. Rental supply is shrinking as demand ...

Capital city home rental vacancy rates generally tightened over August with most remaining at historically low levels. Despite low and tightening vacancy rates, rents for both houses and units however ...