Economy

A recent report has revealed that total new home sales have fallen for a second consecutive month, pointing to a downward trend ahead.

The NSW government’s stamp duty increase for foreign buyers is a greed-driven decision that is making scapegoats of non-Australian residents, according to a real estate veteran.

There is “no question” that Australia will lose its AAA rating in 2016, with the downgrading likely to occur by August at the latest, according to one investment manager.

A challenger bank that sees 90 per cent of its mortgages written through the third-party channel is bucking the trend among non-majors by consistently growing its mortgage market share.

Investors whose portfolios are dominated by Australian property should consider the diversification benefits of global listed real estate, according to a boutique investment manager.

A new report has warned that Millennials have become the leading disruptors in Australia’s financial sector, with their appetite for innovative, real-time service presenting significant ...

ThinCats Australia has enhanced the group's lending capability with the launch of a new credit assessment tool.

The historic Brexit referendum last week saw Britain vote to leave the European Union, with nearly 52 per cent in favour of the outcome. But what does it mean for Australia?

New figures have revealed that the proportion of prime Australian housing loans in arrears has risen for the sixth consecutive month, but remains below the decade-long average.

The Reserve Bank’s financial stability department chief has warned that it won’t be mortgage books that will bring banks down, but two key areas of the real estate market.