Even in heavily loss-making suburbs where one in five sales are a bust,there’s one type of home that’s almost a sure thing.
Analysts predict that strong overseas and interstate migration,a chronic undersupply and easing interest rates will keep house prices rising over the next year.
In 10 exclusive suburbs,buyers are willing to fork out more than $5000 per square metre for some of Perth’s smallest blocks. But what about on the other end of the scale?
Investors can claim sizeable tax concessions in some pricey suburbs,but they need deep pockets to be able to cover their mortgage repayments.
No interest rate cuts yet? No worries. A surprising amount of property buyers don’t need to get a home loan.
More than one in four parliamentarians own property in the ACT,and a former senator says it doesn’t pass the pub test for them to claim taxpayer funds to stay in places they or their colleagues own.
This rundown property in Armadale has no kitchen or toilet but that didn’t stop 30 prospective buyers making offers more than $70,000 above the $289,000 asking price.
Women are more likely to own a home than men,but still face greater difficulty breaking into the property market,a new report shows.
Experts say the Greens’ proposal to build 360,000 affordable homes fails to help enough of the nation’s lowest earners,would probably blow out in cost and offers homes to those on high incomes.
Could the tax cuts coming in this year make it unprofitable for investors to hold on to their investment properties?
Since the onset of the pandemic,Perth’s median property prices have risen by 53 per cent,or $237,678.