With the RBA cutting interest rates in early 2025, homeowners and buyers are asking—will rates drop further? The big banks predict at least one more cut this year, with some forecasting a cash rate as low as 3.35% by December. But with inflation and employment data in play, nothing is set in stone. Stay informed on what’s next for interest rates and how it impacts your mortgage! Read the full article now.

New research shows that in five Australian states—ACT, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia, and New South Wales—homebuyers are securing smaller mortgages for new builds compared to existing properties. With government incentives and affordable regional land, building new could be the smarter financial move. Find out why new homes are bucking the trend and how they could save you money!

Government taxes and regulatory charges are driving up new home prices across Australia, with costs now making up 50% of a new house and land package in Sydney. A new report reveals that in some cities, housing taxes have more than doubled in five years, adding hundreds of thousands to the price tag. With mortgage repayment periods extending and supply struggling to keep up, is it time for a rethink on housing taxation policies? Read more to find out.

Queensland’s property market is booming! House prices soared 5.9% in late 2024, with regional hotspots leading the charge. See what’s driving this real estate surge!

House prices surged 5.9% in the December 2024 quarter, hitting a median of $810,000—the strongest growth since early 2022! Regional hotspots like Bundaberg, Rockhampton, Mackay, and Townsville are leading the charge, while the Gold Coast remains a top performer. With strong economic growth and booming population numbers, demand is skyrocketing. Want to know what this means for buyers and sellers? Read the full update now!

A new energy efficiency rating system is changing how apartments are assessed—potentially saving homeowners $111,000 over 30 years! With features like double glazing, smart design, and climate resilience, Green Star-certified apartments slash energy bills by $25,500 and boost property value. Renters benefit too, with better air quality and lower costs. Could your next home be a money-saving, future-proof investment?

Australia’s housing market is on the brink of a crisis as skyrocketing gas prices threaten affordability. By 2025, the east coast will begin importing LNG, pushing energy costs to historic highs. With inflation rising and mortgage rates staying high, homeowners and investors face an uncertain future. Government action is needed now to prevent economic turmoil. Read on to discover what’s at stake and how we can secure Australia’s energy future before it’s too late!

Regional property markets are thriving, with home values rising by 1% in the past three months, while capital cities, especially Sydney and Melbourne, face declines. Hybrid work trends and affordability continue to drive demand for regional living. As Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth begin to slow, buyers in metro areas gain more options. Stay ahead of market trends and make informed real estate decisions in this shifting landscape. Read more to discover what this means for you!

How did the Bundaberg property market perform in 2024? In this deep dive, we break down key statistics, including property prices, sales trends, rental yields, and buyer activity. Whether you're a homeowner, investor, or first-time buyer, these insights will help you understand market movements and what they mean for the future. Don’t miss our exclusive look at Bundaberg’s real estate trends—read on to see how the market shaped up this year

Three of Australia’s Big Four banks now predict an RBA rate cut in February, offering potential relief for mortgage holders. With inflation slowing faster than expected, experts say the RBA has the “green light” to ease rates. Westpac, CBA, and ANZ anticipate multiple cuts in 2024, with homeowners set to benefit from lower repayments. Stay informed on what this means for you and the property market—read our full update now!

Australia’s housing crisis is worsening, with Perth and regional Queensland facing severe shortages. Fremantle saw a 29% drop in homes for sale despite rapid population growth, while Mackay and Gladstone also struggle with dwindling supply. Simply building more homes won’t fix the issue—policy reforms, better infrastructure, and smarter planning are needed. Discover why demand is outpacing supply and what it means for buyers and investors in our latest blog.

First home buyers in Queensland can now rent out spare rooms while keeping their stamp duty concessions, thanks to a new permanent policy. Supported by the Real Estate Institute of Queensland, this move helps ease financial pressures on homeowners and boosts rental supply in the tight housing market. A win-win for buyers and renters, it’s a practical step toward tackling Queensland’s housing challenges!