Mortgage relief could be limited as jobs market expands
An unexpected jump in employment has led the money market to pare back its hopes for further mortgage relief after a widely expected rate cut next week.
An unexpected jump in employment has led the money market to pare back its hopes for further mortgage relief after a widely expected rate cut next week.
That’s the question now that Lextech has walked away from the e-Conveyancing market after six years and $10 million spent trying to compete with PEXA.
Interstate AICs and practitioners back calls for conveyancers to be allowed to operate freely in the sunshine state.
Country conveyancer Luke Seve - who was featured in an in-depth Q&A for Australian Conveyancer - shines a light on pressing issues facing practitioners, warning they should never bow down to rushing matters.
Transport infrastructure for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics will cost "billions", prompting an urgent funding plea to Canberra.
The 1,784 auctions held over the past week was the highest volume since the week prior to Easter when 3,146 homes went under the hammer.
Minister O’Neil’s reappointment has been welcomed by industry bodies, who say Labor has a mandate to push on with its housing agenda.
The prime minister is poised to reveal his senior leadership team for Labor's second term and the "mandate to build more housing".
AIC VIC President Shakila Maclean casts an eye over the landslide and says that it was down to conveyancers to look after themselves.
But house price growth is needed to ensure new construction is economically viable again, a senior economist says.