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In October, Brisbanes property values achieved a new all-time high, rebounding strongly after a brief and substantial decline in median values witnessed in the latter months of 2022.

Outer suburban borrowers will soon be spending $60,000 a year, on average, servicing their home loan. Heres why the latest rate rise is very bad news in Sydneys mortgage stress hotspot.

Between population growth, rising investment demands, skyrocketing property prices and lack of new construction, Australias housing crisis is real. While the steady growth of the population Down Under has put pressure on housing supply, not enough homes are built to cater to this growing pool of home-buyers.

Nearly two dozen companies who highlighted new developments Thursday and Friday the annual virtual conference.

Calls are getting louder for Treasurer Jim Chalmers to ease the financial burden on Australians, following the 13th Reserve Bank interest rate rise in 18 months.

First-home buyers are on a record-breaking streak, accounting for 27 percent of the market share, a CoreLogic report has found.

IRVINE, Calif., November 08, 2023 — CoreLogic®, a leader in global property information, analytics and data-enabled solutions, will host its second annual

People in Acapulco have been left to pick up the pieces after Hurricane Otis battered already down-on-its-luck tourist destination

The increase in the cash rate to 4.35 per cent could trigger a pause in activity and price growth, but won’t fully dampen an undersupplied market.

Michele Bullock had been in a honeymoon period with Australia’s mortgage borrowers since she took the RBA’s governor role in mid-September. That’s over now.