Our daily Melbourne property market updates are written by experienced property commentators, buyer advocates and investment experts. All have their finger on the pulse of the Melbourne property market.
It is likely that the housing shortage will continue to support property price growth in 2014, especially in major markets such as Sydney and Melbourne where housing stock levels were lower overall in 2013. December figures released by SQM suggested a monthly housing stock decrease of 26.4 per cent in Sydney ...
A tough 2014 is widely predicted for the Australian economy. If this happens, it will likely have a negative impact on the housing market. Whilst it is too early to begin economic analysis for the current year, November 2013 data released by Westpac shows mixed results for our economy ...
While Melbourne recovers from this week's sweltering heatwave, its property market remains largely subdued, though activity is expected to kick up again in early February. In the meantime, Peter Sarmas attempted to decipher what the experts see happening in property in his first commentary for the year ...
Property addicts browse property regardless of whether they’re in the market to buy. Hardened cases browse properties outside their wildest budget or lifestyle dreams. Here are ten signs you may be addicted to anything and everything related to real estate ...
This week is a bit special in that we will attempt to decipher what the experts see happening in 2014 and what this will mean for property buyers and sellers. Of course, as with any forecast, the expert arguments put forward are based on assumptions, some of which will come to fruition and some which won’t ...
This week we explored the concept of Feng Shui, and how to improve its energy in your home in order to attract Feng Shui interested buyers. We also explored a recent study in which an overwhelming majority of retirees warned younger generations to start saving now if they want to be covered in their retirement ...