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What if I told you Australia isn’t really one country? It’s a collection of tribes. Some of them you’ll recognise immediately – Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials. But others… like KIPPERS, YUMMYs, or NETTELS, are quietly shaping where people live, how they spend, and ultimately… where property values grow. And here’s the problem… Most investors…

The October home auction market has concluded with signs of improvement, with Sydney and Melbourne reporting higher weekly clearance rates from reasonable listing numbers. Weekly Auction Results to Saturday, October 31st 2026 Capital City This Week Last Week Same Week Last Year Auctions Rate Auctions Rate Auctions Rate Sydney 985 56.5% 885 51.0% 1483 74.1%…

Most people spend their lives chasing happiness, reading countless books and blogs about how to find it. But here’s the irony: being unhappy is far easier. In fact, many of us have already mastered it without even realising. Happiness requires awareness, effort, and conscious choices. Unhappiness, on the other hand, thrives on neglect. It sneaks…

Capital city home prices have continued to generally steady over October with Sydney and Melbourne reporting monthly growth for the first time since April The national capital city median house price fell marginally by 0.3% over the October quarter to $1,206,637 compared to the September quarter, according to the latest data from My Housing Market….

For many first-home buyers, getting onto the property ladder remains challenging, although the nature of that challenge has changed. Property prices are currently weaker in a number of markets, listings have increased and buyers generally have more time and negotiating power than they did during the boom. Yet affordability remains stretched. Years of rising property…

Australia’s housing crisis has always been a supply crisis. We simply don’t have enough homes for our growing population, construction costs remain too high, builders are struggling to make projects viable, and rental vacancies are already at critically low levels. Against that background, you would expect every government policy to encourage more people to invest…

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