Daily Buzz

Dutton Strikes Back Against Labor’s Housing Plan, Home Sales lift as Regulation Deadline Looms, and auctions drop as autumn’s end draws near.

Undercover agents enforce WA’s new laws; build-to-rent gets another tax break, and what’s causing private investors to rush the commercial market.

Budget reactions from the housing industry are in, the insurance sector sounds alarm bells, and where first home buyers have a better shot of getting a foot on the property ladder.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers unveils 2024 federal budget, NSW rolls out new training requirements for real estate agents, and four ‘golden’ areas of Sydney offer apartments that are 50% bigger than the rest.

Australia’s auction market sees a drop in the preliminary clearance rate, a bank has warned that Aussies may not see a cash rate cut until 2025, and what’s in the government’s ‘Homes for Australia’ plan?

Counting the cost of early super access to finance home deposits; 15 suburbs that could be very attractive to first home buyers, and what to expect from this week in auctions.

Landlords advised to optimise their rental properties, Why apartments May Outshine Houses, and farmland hits decade-long growth streak

A look at who is taking part in the Home Guarantee Scheme, the federal government puts money towards tradie training and what Victoria’s budget means for investors

Real estate agents to assist in Money Laundering Crackdown, a $5,000 incentive for WA’s vacant property owners, and the RBA reveals the latest cash rate.

A new report reveals now the nation intends to tackle the housing crisis; an agent is fined for selling the wrong house, and action activity ticks up. 

Auction numbers stay high, NSW Property Commissioner Speaks Out on Netstrata Controversy, and why Investors won’t be harmed by WA Rental Law Overhaul

A Melbourne builder has come to a halt following accusations of insurance failures, foreign investment will be revamped to attract build-to-rent backers, and residential building approvals have recorded a slight lift.