When it comes to property investment, you always need to understand the "why" before buying anything.
More than half of Australians are failing to monitor their finances on a weekly basis, new data shows.
Pets, parties, parking and passive smoking are more commonly known as the 4 Ps that cause issues for the two million Australians living in strata residential complexes - and for body corporate managers.
Every so often a news story will trumpet an online real estate auction, which will supposedly replace the age-old traditional version.
Housing affordability especially in high price and population growth suburbs like Sydney’s Inner City and Inner West has become a serious and growing problem.
I have used various forums to highlight the risks to the community of using Purple Bricks and other “pseudo agent” models when dealing in real estate.
Follow these tips the next time you move house.
Want to score that job? Make sure you do these three things beforehand, writes Virginia Brookes.
The Royal Commission has sparked a lot of controversy and debate about Australian lending policy and the ramifications will be lasting, says James Nihill.
Being a real estate agent isn't for the faint of heart, writes Carol Jennings.
Houses in Melbourne are seeing a price boom thanks to first home buyer changes, writes Adam Perry.
When will Hobart's growth cycle end? No time soon, says Simon Pressley of Propertyology.
Throughout your career and your job search in particular, there will be many situations where you will be given one chance to make a good first impression and one chance only, writes Virginia Brookes of Resolver Recruitment.
No, probably not, writes Lachlan Goddard.
A premium price is data driven. It's about looking at comparable blocks of land and comparable houses to give a baseline figure on the value of a property. Any increase on the baseline is considered a premium price.