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Sellers holding back as economic conditions bite hard

A LEADING real estate agency believes sellers are “shaping the market” during the post-Budget housing market in Sydney and Melbourne. Since May, fewer properties have been coming onto the market in both cities and the total amount of stock available for sale has also fallen, according to Ray White Group. “Rather than listings building as demand weakens, sellers are pulling back – tightening supply and changing the outlook for Australia’s two largest housing markets,” Ray White chief economist Nerida Conisbee said.“New listings show how many propertie

Settlement scams getting harder and harder to detect

Conveyancers urged to get on the front foot

Reserve Bank is worried global situation ‘inflationary’

It’s time to stand accountable over stamp duty

Crisis housing finally gets big injection of funds

New report shows damaging effects of housing tax changes

With interest rates, ‘have we done enough?’

AUSTRALIANS are “furious” about inflation and it will take the nation years to fully get on top of higher post-pandemic living costs, the Reserve Bank’s deputy governor sa

Value of the nation’s homes on the decline

THE total value of Australia’s residential housing has fallen for the first time in four years, reflecting the nationwide property downturn. According to the Australian Bureau of Statist

HIGHER home volumes led to a strong uplift in auction clearance rates last week, according to property data analysts Cotality. The preliminary combined capitals clearance rate increased

A HOST of Western Australian community housing providers have received a share in almost $900,000 to grow and deliver more social homes. The money to 19 CHPs comes through round one of t