Proportion of women working in real estate is growing, says report
The inaugural Financy Women's Index shows the participation of women in 'real estate, rental and hiring' grew 2 per cent in the December 2016 quarter, compared with only 0.1 per cent growth among men.
Women must improve financial literacy to shoulder hard times, survey shows
On International Women's Day, a new survey shows many women lack the financial literacy to cope with a major set-back, such as the loss of a job or a divorce. We look at how women can educate themselves, and prepare, just in case things do get tough one day.
Eco-friendly Mudgeeraba house for sale
A luxury hi-tech residence with indoor-outdoor entertaining and coastal views is for sale by Grant Clegg of Kollosche Prestige Agents.
So, you want to become a property investor?
Here are some tips to consider before taking the plunge, from financial products and services provider, Liberty.
Michaelia Cash "very sorry" for late declaration of investment property
Michaelia Cash's late declaration of her $1.4 million investment property in upmarket Floreat, is not a good look as the federal government grapples with policy to halt deteriorating housing affordability.
REIQ brings back popular property management conference
The REIQ's property management conference is back by popular demand after a two-year hiatus, with an 'I love PM' theme.
'Springview Estate' in Mitcham, SA, for sale
This resort-style home built by Medallion Homes is on 7,000 square metres and has views across the city and coast. It is for sale by Lew Toop of Toop and Toop.
Victorian government steps in to help first-home buyers
The Andrews Labor government has introduced a raft of measures to help first-home buyers, including scaling back stamp duty, and eliminating it for buyers of properties worth less than $600,000, introducing equity sharing, and adding incentives for buyers in regional Victoria.
Auction market remains on trend
Sydney and Melbourne recorded clearance rates above 80 per cent on the weekend, according to CoreLogic.
Renters will be victims of negative gearing reforms, says REIA
Malcolm Gunning, president of the Real Estate Institute of Australia, says the proposed changes to negative gearing are likely to drive rents higher.