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Banks continue to build their business loans, with growth in business loans outpacing that of mortgages in July, new APRA data has found.

As Australia’s property values begin to ease, new data has revealed regional properties have fallen at the “fastest pace” since 2011.

As many as one in four buyers are still inspecting property outside the state they live in, a trend that’s showing “no signs of slowing”, according to a new survey.

While new dwelling approvals plummeted, detached homes increased marginally. 

PEXA has released strong financial results for the last financial year, revealing the exchange settled more than $900 billion in the year to June.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited has appointed Alistair Muir as a non-executive director.

Australians migrating from capital cities to regional communities are getting younger, according to the latest migration data.

New residential mortgage originations hit a new record of $3.9 billion in the last financial year, the non-bank lender has revealed.

Feedback can be put forward by industry stakeholders now.

New homes will be more comfortable, liveable, accessible and energy-efficient following a series of sweeping national reforms.

The lack of affordable housing in some regional communities has sparked a “social crisis”, according to a new report. 

The non-bank lender saw record settlements of $6.3 billion in FY22, taking its book to over $15 billion for the first time.

Both banks and non-banks still find commercial real estate an attractive enterprise despite rising debt costs, a new lender sentiment survey has found.

Stephen Doyle, financial services and aggregator specialist, will now be head of distribution at non-bank lender, Bridgit.

A call from the Australian Greens for private rents to be frozen for the next 24 months for “millions” of tenants has been shot down by the Prime Minister.

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Up to 300 property owners have been left in the lurch by the insolvency of the Queensland-based residential construction company. 

The Prime Minister has announced a royal commission into the former debt assessment and recovery scheme, Robodebt.

The non-bank lender delivered record originations of $5.6 billion in the first half of the calendar year, up 53 per cent on the same period last year.

The impact of climate change could result in home values being significantly affected, the RBA’s Jonathan Kearns has said.