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The capital city’s waning house prices have offered ample opportunities for home buyers.

House prices have pushed Australian household wealth to new heights.

The ongoing lack of housing supply and affordability in Australia’s capital cities are prompting more home buyers to explore regional property markets.

While still at low levels, there are clear signs that the rate of arrears is picking up and is expected to continue growing.

A recent report has unveiled some of the top hurdles preventing prospective buyers from entering the property market.

The number of Australian suburbs with a median house or unit value in the million-dollar club hit a record high in August.

The real estate group has announced it will strengthen a partnership through a digital non-bank lender.

The size of a deposit needed on an average property has spiked over the last decade.

A brokerage has reported an increase in loan applications during the beginning of the busy spring selling season.

Although the August CPI figures showed annual inflation entering the RBA’s target band, the central bank will likely look through this data until the release of the Q3 inflation reading.

A non-major bank has been hit with a record-high penalty.

The RBA governor has shed light on the considerations for both a rate hike and a cut during the September monetary policy meeting.

New data has revealed that the share of mortgage holders at risk of mortgage stress fell for the second month in a row.

The association has urged the government to develop an “RBA-style” board to oversee the regulator to ensure target mortgage arrears of between 2 and 3 per cent.

Inflation is still too high for the RBA’s liking and intends to keep rates elevated until it sustainably enters the target range of 2–3 per cent.