Where are Australia's most popular places for first-home buyers?
Though Queensland has the highest percentage of first-home buyers overall, Melbourne's 3029, which includes suburbs Truganina and Hoppers Crossing, is the most popular post code.
BMT has created a list of assets that property investors commonly overlook when claiming depreciation, including garden sheds, exhaust fans, garden watering systems, garbage bins, intercom systems, door closers, and shower curtains.
Sydney's median apartment price has risen a massive 106.2% since 2008, and is now at $750,000 - meaning it's more important than ever to carefully consider the best areas for future growth.
Lending restrictions mean fewer projects will proceed to construction: JLL
Australian building completions are likely to remain strong in 2017, but softer prices and tighter lending mean a slower 2018, though conditions vary from city to city, says JLL.
The Real Estate Institute of Tasmania's recent June quarter report reveals just how popular the 'apple isle' has become. Sandy Bay once again has the state's highest property prices, but Launceston is keeping pace, recording strong growth in number of sales and prices.
“The data for the June quarter 2017 clearly shows an uptick in activity on an annual basis across the board, which is pleasing," said REIWA president, Hayden Groves.
Pyrmont was once the industrial hub of Sydney, but now is given to stylish cafes, bars and restaurants, ultra-modern offices, and high quality residential stock.