Buying Property

More than 25 per cent of Australians have moved into a smaller dwelling since turning 55, reflecting the growing trend towards a low-maintenance lifestyle. 

If buying your first home is about compromising to get on the property ladder, upgrading to a larger family home requires a different way of thinking.

There were three interested parties all vying for the keys to the East Lindfield property, so it came down to the best offer with the best contract conditions.

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.