In the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy in London last year, product conformity has arguably become a matter of life and death.
While the Brisbane market hasn't experienced the same boom time conditions as that of Sydney and Melbourne, it has produced solid results.
In the time it takes to watch an episode of Game of Thrones, cook a lasagne or listen to a podcast, Australians are making one of the biggest decisions of their lives.
In an ideal world, property developers should have a graceful exit from each project, whether they are selling or holding the properties.
We have all seen the ads on TV in recent times with an emerging trend of Real Estate companies who claim to do things differently when selling your property.
Southern home buyers are flocking to the last affordable enclave of real estate, Brisbane’s property market.
Proposed changes to negative gearing policy by both the Government and Opposition in a bid to aid struggling first home buyers are misconceived and not based on the reality of what is happening in today’s property market.
Sydney’s residential property market has been dubbed a “goldilocks market”. Just like the porridge in the age-old children’s story, house prices are now seen as not too hot, not too cold, but just about right. So what are buyers looking for in this market?
As we head into 2018, I believe this year will be one of market transition across the country.
Auctions have changed quite a bit over recent years, but one thing that hasn't is the need to stick to your budget like bees to a honey pot.
If a tenant spends big money on upgrading premises, reasonably believing a lease is about to be granted or renewed and the landlord denies the lease, the landlord may be liable to pay compensation to the tenant.
McGrath is seeing continued strength in the NSW Central Coast property market, as Sydneysiders hone in on lifestyle and value.
The ATO is setting its sights on the large number of false claims made by rental property owners who use their own property for personal holidays.
Confidence across Australia’s property industry has surged to its highest level in the six year history of the ANZ/Property Council Survey.
The owners of off-market listings are willing to sell, but prefer to do it in a discreet way.