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It’s been a big week for Australia’s property market. Here are some of the biggest trending stories impacting national housing.

The long-awaited ACCC merger reform has been tabled before the Australian Parliament today (10 October). With this release, the goals and implementation of the reform were revealed, giving ...

ASIC has cancelled three credit licences over the last few weeks following CSLR payments.

The central bank has released an analysis of its Term Funding Facility (TFF) initiative. According to the RBA, the TFF allowed for better rates for borrowers.

As the cost-of-living crisis powers on, more and more borrowers are opting to invest in more affordable housing – namely strata properties. With the popularity of these apartments increasing ...

While signs of financial stress persist, consumers have made sure to stay on top of their mortgage debts.

Mortgage and finance broker associations have hit back at the long-discussed payroll tax, which could see NSW brokers fork out significant money, potentially jeopardising operations.

The RBA’s latest cash rate meeting minutes highlighted a complex economic landscape and its options for future monetary policy adjustments.

With increasing land prices and construction costs, more consumers are turning away from full home builds in favour of purchasing established properties.

Despite being two of the most expensive cities to live in globally, Sydney and Melbourne have dominated a property market value decrease list, highlighting a strong opportunity for those ...

Strong opposition and calls for reform have ignited discussion on the foreign investor tax that makes it more costly for overseas investors to get a foothold in the Australian property ...

The significance brokers play in the loan space has been driven home in a recent submission to the Senate from the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia (MFAA).

Recent data has analysed property vacancies across the country, with Brisbane shown to be the city with the least available properties.

A recent dive into median house prices across Australia’s capital cities has compared what AI believes you can afford versus the reality. The disconnect is pretty major.

New loan commitments for investor housing are approaching heights not seen since January 2022, new ABS data has revealed.