The NSW government’s role as the financial managers of the state’s economy is to ensure a growing economy that provides an improved standard of living for the people of NSW in the coming decades. NSW’s Chief Economist Stephen Walters prepared the NSW … Continue reading →

Continuing on from the past three month’s five percent recovery in prices, the news is predicted to improve even further for homeowners and property investors in Sydney over the next six months, according to a leading property analyst. This is … Continue reading →

In a not so surprising twist, older style low rise apartments across Sydney are currently the preferred choice for apartment buyers and investors in the wake of the cracking issues with the Opal and Mascot Towers. Last Christmas Eve, the … Continue reading →

It’s ‘game on’ in and around the proposed Sydney Metro West stations as investors and developers zero in on property in the area. As you would expect with such a large $20 billion project, there are going to be some … Continue reading →

Combining record low interest rates, income tax reductions, a more positive economy outlook with the Reserve Bank predicting the economy to recover in 2020, has ANZ Bank’s economists now believing house prices will be growing by more than 12 percent … Continue reading →

One of the benefits of living in the country or a regional area is the close proximity to freshly grown fruit and vegetables produced right on your doorstep. Living in a large city makes this almost impossible – except in … Continue reading →

With 939 auctions across Sydney last weekend, the biggest number for spring to date, there was a preliminary clearance rate of 79 per cent, which is expected to level out to around 73 per cent but this still means demand … Continue reading →

As the 2019 ski season winds down here in Australia with record crowds at some resorts, it’s no wonder demand for owing a piece of Alpine property continues to grow. With new skiers discovering the sport along with seasoned skiers … Continue reading →

It’s been an interesting 12 months, to say the least, for the property market. Previously, the market was being driven by the fear of missing out (FOMO), which saw it rise to record levels, and then the fear switched in … Continue reading →