Investors

The central bank has investigated the notion that investors pass on higher mortgage costs to their tenants.

An increase in the number of builders entering administration has led the state government to issue a warning to those investing in construction projects.

The property investment landscape has evolved, but the model for securing financing has, for many, remained stubbornly stuck in the past. One brokerage director has urged brokers to rethink ...

Becoming an investor is easy – buy some shares, grab some crypto, or purchase a rental property and just like that, you’re an investor. But becoming an investor who achieves financial ...

Investors in the ACT have warned they will pull out of the local market in light of proposed changes to the Residential Tenancies Act.

Higher risk lending could become less profitable for the banks, with new standards to require more capital set aside for interest-only and investor loans.

A growing demand for the Small Business Debt Helpline is underscoring mounting financial pressure on business owners, with Australian Tax Office debt accounting for the majority of issues.

Nearly 5,000 properties were taken to auction last week, reaching a new record high, but clearance rates continue to decline.

The aggregator has released an analysis of almost 4,000 suburbs that require a median deposit of $100,000 at most.

Stable market conditions and the recent Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rate cut have increased property demand, with investor commitment growing despite higher property prices and expenses

Rates up, house prices down — but home buyers and investors are “jockeying” for an advantageous marketplace position, says CoreLogic economist Tim Lawless.

The latest index by the non-bank has suggested that home loans are at their most unaffordable for the first time in five years. 

Recent data highlighting a rise in investors seeking brokers compared to owner-occupiers paints a picture of the shifting landscape of lending.

As property investors navigate the second half of 2026, many have become more cautious about the market, with declining borrowing capacity shifting sentiment.

The concept of ‘zombie’ companies was detailed in a recent report, highlighting a surge in this trend. Broker Daily chatted to a NAB executive on the matter who urged investors and brokers ...