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The latest partnership brings together Aussie’s broker network and One Agency’s connection with potential buyers.

The broker association has released its latest membership figures, reaching a record high.

During the week ending 27 July 2025, auction activity surged in capital cities, with both the number of auctions and the initial success rate rising notably.

A report has revealed that a large portion of brokers are also business owners. The industry snapshot has also highlighted challenges, with banks being a key cause of frustration.

Young Aussies are leading a surge in prospective property investment, with one in four planning to purchase a home in the next 12 months.

After a rough 2023, first home buyer (FHB) loan numbers are continuing to rise. State-by-state trends highlight how regional influences are impacting the market.

Over 100,000 financial complaints were made in 2024–25. While experiencing a slight drop from the preceding period, figures are still too high, AFCA has said.

A recent study has shown impressive broker experience scores among non-bank business lenders.

The major bank is following regulator recommendations and implementing student debt servicing assistance to help boost home ownership.

Lou Syphers is thriving in a niche by homing in on an under-represented borrower segment. She says it has been extremely rewarding to help those in need.

Rents increased again in the June quarter, but economic pressures have softened tenant demand, slowing the rate of growth.

In an address at the ABA Banking Conference, ASIC chair Joe Longo has discussed the rapid advancements made in AI and how the banking sector is amid massive change.

The major mortgage player enters the listings market with 100,000 homes, focusing on a complete ownership journey.

A recent study has unpacked the key SME investment areas. Interestingly, AI wasn’t a top priority, attributed to financial difficulties.

The prudential regulator has announced that the serviceability buffer would remain unchanged.