Buying Property

Purchasing the family home or an investment property using this strategy can offer long-term cost savings, but it's not for everyone.

Swept up by dreams of life on the land, more Australians are choosing to move to the country, but there's a lot to consider when looking for the perfect homestead.

Navigating the property market can be tricky, but calling in the help of a knowledgeable expert can make the buying process a seamless one.

Kelsey Kuru had a very happy coming of age indeed, buying his first property on his 21st birthday.

While some suburbs will always appeal to a broad pool of buyers, certain localities and streets are more highly sought-after than others, and some pockets within suburbs rarely see sales.

If you're in the market to buy a property, here's how to get ahead to ensure you're the one walking away with the keys.

Home buyers don’t have to agree to the terms in a purchase contract lock, stock and barrel. Nearly everything is open to negotiation.

One of the toughest tasks for home buyers is working out the best way to make an offer to secure a home but, perhaps surprisingly, the price isn't always the major factor.

Before you sign on the dotted line, it’s essential to review the strata records to understand exactly what you’re buying.

There's a whole cohort of professionals who can borrow much more than typical home buyers, and avoid hefty upfront costs in the process.