As property prices fall,some buyers hesitate to bid on auction floors in the hope of picking up a bargain later. But what if their rival is trying the same tactic?
John and Yuko Peavey recently upsized their home in Ferntree Gully,jumping at the opportunity to buy in a market where a lower percentage of people have been selling.
About one in every 17 homes sold across Greater Sydney during the past year,with home owners in some lifestyle locations particularly keen to cash in on strong price growth.
The sweeping infinity pool will rival any beach setting when TFE Hotels opens its first Collection brand boutique-style property within the TOGA group’s $200 million mixed-used project.
Australia is one of the most likely countries in the world to experience property price falls,a new ranking shows,but the drops might not be as deep as priced-out buyers hope.
Some property buyers are putting off their purchase,banking on finding a cheaper home later this year,but experts warn trying to pick the bottom of the market has risks.
First home buyers could get into the market sooner under a NSW plan to let them avoid stamp duty. But when it’s time to sell,experts warn there’s a catch.
The budget papers show the building boom is bigger than the 2016 flurry of apartment construction in Brisbane - but not everything can be done at once.
Essential workers who qualify for the trial of the NSW shared equity scheme could choose an apartment closer to the Sydney CBD or a house further away,analysis of data shows.
NSW first home buyers will be given the option to pay an annual land tax rather than stamp duty.
Experts have welcomed a NSW state government plan to help essential workers buy homes,but warn it won’t solve the housing affordability crisis and may push up prices.