Speculation grows that RBA will deliver industry trifecta
With negative gearing safe and APRA's serviceability buffer set to be removed, the RBA could soon deliver a third boost to market sentiment.
Mayfair's many delights materialise in Melbourne
The beauty of Australia's natural landscape can be seen throughout Zaha Hadid's Melbourne creation, Mayfair at 412 St Kilda Road.
REISA set for a shake up
The Real Estate Institute of South Australia has used its centenary anniversary year to announce a major strategic review of the organisation.
Vast, versatile Brunswick East warehouse residence
Offering flexibility and extra income possibilities, this Melbourne warehouse conversion features soaring ceilings and industrial details. For sale by Rob Elsom and Lachlan Stewart of Jellis Craig Brunswick.
APRA set to remove 7 per cent serviceability buffer on home loans
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has written to banks proposing an amendment of its guidelines on mortgage lending.
Sharpest fall to the shallowest bottom - HIA economist on rise in housing affordability
The HIA Affordability Index rose by 2.2 per cent in the March 2019 quarter to post the most significant improvement in affordability since September 2013.
Victoria’s best auctioneers battle it out for top gong
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria will host some of the state's best auctioneers across the next two days as part of the Senior Auctioneer of the Year competition.
Timeless Victorian terrace renovation overlooking Princes Park
Ideally located close to many lifestyle attractions, this classic home has been updated with a sleek renovation. For sale by Nicholas West and Charlie Barham of Nelson Alexander Carlton North.
'Time to get on with it' - REIA President's blunt message following election
Real Estate Institute of Australia President Adrian Kelly believed the prospect of negative gearing changes played a "massive" role in the Coalition's upset election victory on Saturday.
Auction market ready to rebuild following election dip
Months of political uncertainty culminated in a predictably soft auction market last week, as less than 1000 homes went under the hammer across the capital cities.