September 13, 2024
Daily Buzz: Friday, 13 September
Australian residential dwelling values hits a new high, NSW reviews options to boost housing supply, and businesses reassess their office needs for the years ahead
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Queensland house prices stabilise as unit market surges ahead
Queensland residential property prices steadied during the September quarter while unit prices continued strong growth...
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Upgraders become most active home buyers as market shifts
Upgraders have replaced first home buyers as Australia’s most active residential buyer group in the...
Interest rates likely to hold until May, economist says
The latest inflation data supports keeping official interest rates steady in December but suggests cuts...
REIA announces leadership team and board for 2025
The Real Estate Institute of Australia has unveiled its leadership team and board for 2025,...
REIA calls for RBA action as inflation metrics show mixed signals
The Real Estate Institute of Australia has urged the Reserve Bank to consider interest rate...
Developers sought for major NSW housing project across 22 sites
The NSW government has called for developers to build 1,400 new homes across 22 sites...
Queensland overtakes Victoria as second largest property investor market
Queensland has surpassed Victoria to become Australia’s second-largest property investor market behind NSW, according to...
New report reveals most affordable suburbs across Australian capitals
A new report has identified the most affordable and liveable suburbs across four Australian capital...
Daily Buzz: Friday, 13 September
Australian residential dwelling values hits a new high, NSW reviews options to boost housing supply, and businesses reassess their office needs for the years ahead
Daily Buzz: Thursday, 12 September
Home values fall in a 30 per cent of Australian suburbs; the bill to enlist real estate agents in anti-money laundering efforts has arrived, and RBA reform hits a roadblock.
Daily Buzz: Wednesday, 11 September
An unscrupulous agent forced to repay his clients losses; what’s happening with the Housing Australia Future Fund; and have renters felt relief from slowing prices?
Daily Buzz: Tuesday, 9 September
Warning given to buyers relying on AI, why wealth taxes could come into play, and reduced auction activity sees improved sales success.
Daily Buzz: Saturday, 7 September
Australians are resorting to side hustles to meet housing costs, rental growth flatlines, and a dip in auctions marks a slow start to spring.
Daily Buzz: Friday, 6 September
The worst states for home approvals revealed; what the latest economic indicators might mean for the RBA; and Victoria’s STRA tax meets further opposition
Daily Buzz: Thursday, 5 September
Melbourne is now Australia’s sixth-cheapest city for median home prices, the HIA reveals the worst states for new home approvals, and the Real Estate Institute of Victoria calls for more housing diversity.
Daily Buzz: Wednesday, 4 September
A new buyer cohort comes to the forefront as Chinese investors retreat, how 50-year-old technology is Tricking Property Hunters, and the auction success rate dips despite the weather warming up
Daily Buzz: Tuesday, 3 September
A new proposal for a National Renters Protection authority, Victoria’s underquoting taskforce becomes permanent, and Airbnb puts its weight into a political fight
Daily Buzz: Friday, 13 September
Australian residential dwelling values hits a new high, NSW reviews options to boost housing supply, and businesses reassess their office needs for the years ahead
Daily Buzz: Thursday, 12 September
Home values fall in a 30 per cent of Australian suburbs; the bill to enlist real estate agents in anti-money laundering efforts has arrived, and RBA reform hits a roadblock.
Daily Buzz: Wednesday, 11 September
An unscrupulous agent forced to repay his clients losses; what’s happening with the Housing Australia Future Fund; and have renters felt relief from slowing prices?
Daily Buzz: Tuesday, 9 September
Warning given to buyers relying on AI, why wealth taxes could come into play, and reduced auction activity sees improved sales success.
Daily Buzz: Saturday, 7 September
Australians are resorting to side hustles to meet housing costs, rental growth flatlines, and a dip in auctions marks a slow start to spring.
