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The number of owners making a loss – after selling their home within two years of buying – rose to 9.7% in the June quarter

By Douglas Page As insurance executives might see it, the 21st century gold rush is outside of California. To others in the Golden State, it could appear

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NSW Premier Chris Minns - the Labor leader of Australias most populated state - has revealed he supports high immigration so more foreigners are available to build high-rise apartment towers.

Housing prices are expected to stay high for the foreseeable future, frustrating would-be home buyers who are eager for more affordable properties.

Activity in Sydney and Melbourne drives action

Australias housing crisis is set to get even worse with the federal Labor government now wanting to make it easier and quicker for corporations to recruit highly-skilled migrants on six-figure pay.

The hotels are in the same street.

Housing markets in western states, like Colorado, are mostly in the red, while the strongest home price gains are coming almost entirely in the eastern half of the country.

Owning a home can be the single biggest determinant in whether a person lives a comfortable life in retirement, but fewer and fewer Australians do. Here’s why.