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Melbourne property: How much money Melburnians spend on their house deposits - Vimarsana News

Melbourne property: How much money Melburnians spend on their house deposits

The median home deposit paid has jumped by more than a third over three years, and is sky-high in some sought-after suburbs.

Australia property: Why are there so few distressed property listings? - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Why are there so few distressed property listings?

Interest rates have risen at the fastest pace in a generation and home owners are facing a repayment cliff – with varied results.

Source: smh.com.au
How Freedom Feels - Vimarsana News

How Freedom Feels

The launch of Mortgage Choice Freedom, powered by Athena promised game-changing new fair-value home loan products. Two months later, we caught up with Mortgage Choice brokers from across the country

If there's a double interest rate rise this week, more borrowers become 'mortgage prisoners' - 05-Sep-2022 - Vimarsana News

If there's a double interest rate rise this week, more borrowers become 'mortgage prisoners' - 05-Sep-2022

As banks impose tougher lending standards and interest rate hikes drive property prices down, more Australians who borrowed at the height of the pandemic housing boom will find themselves in a mortgage trap, unable to refinance.

Australia property: Inflation squeezes home buyers trying to save a deposit despite property price falls - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Inflation squeezes home buyers trying to save a deposit despite property price falls

Rising interest rates aren’t the only headache for potential home buyers, who face new brakes on their ability to save a deposit and get a home loan.

Source: smh.com.au