Brisbane’s unit market may be oversupplied but when it comes to the most luxurious apartments, it’s a completely different story.
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A third of home owners risk losing homes if sick: research
When south-west Sydney resident Natalie Curley was diagnosed with breast cancer, she feared she’d lose her home.
Sydney has biggest ever June auction Saturday with 789 homes bid on
Another flood of listings on the weekend meant Sydney set a new record for auctions in June with 789 homes auctioned, and 74.3 per cent of those sold.
Launch Housing begins first large-scale project from family violence Royal Commission to prevent homeslessness
Leanne Pelen found herself couch-surfing for months after separating from her husband, and because of her housing situation she also had her two children taken out of her care.
Mixed results: Townhouses sell strongly as Melbourne property market softens slightly
Two half-built townhouses in Sandringham sold for $2.3 million, as buyers were warned not to underestimate the depth of demand for Melbourne property.
‘It was so dangerous’: Building in Brisbane’s steepest street
Builder Kirk Hawkins and his staff and subcontractors risked life and limb by building in Brisbane’s steepest street.
Melbourne’s hot start to winter sees June auction record broken
It’s only the first weekend of the month and already the record has been broken for the most auctions listed and the most properties sold in June.
Johanna Griggs’ house rules: TV host shares what relaxes her most
The television presenter dreams of life fully off-the-grid.
Positive start for Canberra winter market
The Canberra winter selling season commenced with more positive results for the vibrant and resilient local housing market.
Hiking foreign buyer fees ‘totally defies economic logic’: Industry experts
A decision to charge foreign investors in NSW the highest fees in the country has been slammed by industry experts.