Buying Property

After missing out on plenty of 'perfect' properties, a shift in focus and an encouraging real estate agent helped Ralf secure his first home.

Property is generally considered a long-term investment, but buying a first home that you won't quickly outgrow can be tricky.

Holding firm on your walk-away price is perhaps half the battle when buying an investment property, and it’s a strategy that paid off for Simon Smith this year.

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.