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I don’t know about you, but I am losing count as to how many new homes the federal government is promising to build over the next five years. At the time of writing, it is up to 1.2 million – or 240,000 per annum – between 2024 and 2029. The Albanese government will give the…

A property’s value is typically divided into two components: the land value and the value of any improvements, such as the dwelling. Conventionally, land tends to appreciate over time, while buildings depreciate as they get older and suffer more wear and tear. However, the rise in construction costs poses an interesting question: what impact do…

You’ve probably heard that repaying fortnightly or weekly can help you pay off your mortgage years earlier and save tens of thousands in interest. However research from RateCity.com.au has found that the way lenders calculate these payments could catch them off guard. If you’re thinking about switching to fortnightly payments to save money, remember that…

The property market has experienced an unusually high level of activity in recent months, marked by increased listings and sales in numerous major cities. PropTrack’s data show that buyers were out in force in August with the number of highly engaged buyers per listing up 14.5% across the combined capital cities. Now that Spring has…

The 1980s commenced not only a new decade but a new generation and one that continues to transform Australia to this day. As the Millennials (or Generation Y as they are also known) began being born, there was no Apple Macintosh, no Microsoft Windows, the Space Shuttle hadn’t yet been launched, and Australians could still…

Aussies are moving house less frequently. The median tenure for a house is nine years and for a unit, eight years, according to Domain’s latest Tenure and Profit Report, Last year’s decrease in prices might have made people delay selling their homes. However, the trend of longer tenure (how long you stay put in a…

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