Amy Carlson, 33, moved to Sydney from Melbourne seven years ago. Now, she’s moving back.
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Hoping for a miracle: The group of Australians doing it tougher than first-home buyers
It would take Kaitlyn Plyley longer than her lifetime to save a deposit.
Closing City Square: The change downtown Melbourne needed
The early hours of Monday morning marks the beginning of a new and exciting chapter in Melbourne’s story.
How close is too close when it comes to having amenities at your doorstop?
What are the things to consider when living among it all.
The ‘tipping point’: What the 2016 census tells us about home ownership in Australia
The average Australian is still a home owner – but this is slowly changing in some areas.
Federal budget: No quick-fix for affordable housing, as renters become the focus
Scott Morrison has all but admitted the government has given up on getting Gen Y on the property ladder.
It’s becoming harder for Australians to pay off mortgage by retirement than ever
More Australians will be retiring having yet to pay their mortgages off in full than ever before
The worst Melbourne suburbs to live in at peak hour
With record-breaking population growth, peak “hour” time in Melbourne is becoming longer and more painful every day.
Brisbane’s public transport blackspots are in some of the most affluent suburbs
“I think they said: These people are rich, they’ve got cars, why should we be giving them public transport,” Rail Back on Track’s Robert Dow said.
Australian millennials among world’s worst for home ownership: HSBC survey
Australia is now ranked among the world’s worst for young home buyers.