Real Estate & Property Market News

They say you always want what you can't have – and for Australia's southern state residents, the fact they can't actually get into Queensland right now is no barrier to buying property there.

Home-buying hopefuls are exploiting loopholes to boost their savings by tens of thousands of dollars and get into the property market sooner. Here's how.

It was a tale of two auction cities at the weekend, with Sydney’s socially distanced market seeing hundreds more properties up for sale than Melbourne's.

The sale of what's arguably the slowest mover in the local prestige market is for more than double its initial price hopes way back in 2004.

Three bidders prepared to do a renovation fought it out for the three-bedroom house, with the auction brought forward a week due to strong interest.

Eight active bidders threw their hats in the ring for the five-bedroom house at the end of a tree-lined cul-de-sac. Take a look inside.

A small number of online auctions went ahead across Melbourne on Saturday, held in auctioneers' homes via video conference under stage 4 COVID-19 restrictions.

The scheme gives land tax and residential rate rebates to landlords who reduce rents for their tenants by at least 25 per cent.

A four-bedroom unfinished home in Moncrieff sold under the hammer on Saturday morning for $780,000 with one bidder competing against themselves.

TITLE DEEDS: Gym king Rob Deutsch joins the fast swelling ranks of the Southern Highlands set. Elsewhere, restaurateur Mark McLoughlin sells in Mosman.