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Nothing was done for months. Now this family is stuck in a damp, mouldy flat

Unexplained delays by the NSW government’s property tribunal has forced a Sydney woman, her five-year-old daughter and her elderly parents to move back into a damp, mouldy apartment.
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Nothing was done for months. Now this family is stuck in a damp, mouldy flat

2021, a year to defy the odds

Dr Nicola Powell|Dec 8, 2021
Australia’s 2021 property market will be defined as the year we re-imagined our homes and smashed many records.
2021, a year to defy the odds

They bought a puppy for their son in lockdown. Strata did something ‘absurd’

When health worker Georgia Dawson applied for permission to keep her dog in her apartment, she was stunned by the response.
They bought a puppy for their son in lockdown. Strata did something ‘absurd’

Rental prices tipped to rise as vacancies hit multi-year low

Renters across Australia face fewer options in finding their next home, with vacancy rates at a multi-year low and expected to fall further.
Rental prices tipped to rise as vacancies hit multi-year low

Social Housing Future Fund needed to address housing affordability: Grattan Institute

Melissa Heagney|Nov 28, 2021
Housing was tipped to get more affordable last year and instead it’s more expensive than ever – but a new proposal could create more places to live.
Social Housing Future Fund needed to address housing affordability: Grattan Institute

Australia's top 20 suburbs for residential investment

Kate Burke|Nov 24, 2021
Sydney suburbs dominated the list of the best places for investors to buy, but it was another city that claimed the top spot.
Australia's top 20 suburbs for residential investment

Rental affordability declines back to pre-pandemic levels, prompting calls for rent control

Kate Burke|Nov 23, 2021
Rental affordability has declined across much of Australia over the past year, but has improved or held steady in some cities, a new report has found.
Rental affordability declines back to pre-pandemic levels, prompting calls for rent control

How to end a lease early: state by state rules for breaking a fixed-term lease

Daniel Butkovich|Nov 23, 2021
Terminating a fixed-term lease before it expires is usually costly for tenants, but there are certain circumstances where hefty costs can be avoided.
How to end a lease early: state by state rules for breaking a fixed-term lease

Four easy ways to reduce the stress of renting

Jessica Golding|Nov 18, 2021
When you’re renting a home, you’re effectively borrowing someone else’s most valuable asset, and that can come with some stressful responsibilities.
Four easy ways to reduce the stress of renting

What to do if you have a dispute with your landlord

Daniel Butkovich|Nov 15, 2021
A good landlord, like a good property manager, can be an absolute treasure. If either is bad, they can cause huge problems. And if they’re both bad, they can make tenants’ lives a misery. So, when disputes do arise, what can tenants do?
What to do if you have a dispute with your landlord
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