Australian Conveyancer analysis of government figures dating back to the 1980s shows the fascinating change in the make-up of the industry.
An anti-money laundering regime that will cost the property industry $2 billion a year will hurt small businesses and Australians buying and selling property.
Interest rates have been left on hold at 4.35 per cent - as they have been for 12 months - with the Reserve Bank remaining committed to its inflation fight.
Apartment building times have increased from 18.5 months to 33.3 months – heaping even more pressure on government's plans to build 1.2 million homes.
ARNECC set to meet to discuss the future of interoperability reform following a review by the Queensland government.
And how the Victorian and Queensland suburbs shaped up during September as the Spring selling season took hold.
Senate urged to pass build-to-rent bill as new YouGov poll shows housing affordability is a priority for 79 per cent of Australians.
More spent on essentials such as groceries and healthcare last month, with overall spending down in a sign of a still-cautious consumer.
New data on building supplies and lending indicators points towards a boost for housing in 2025, according to the Housing Industry Australia.
A dip in Sydney property prices will be welcomed by prospective homebuyers, with the city tipped to mimic Melbourne's shallow downturn.
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