Being one step ahead of the swarm of property investors is the recipe for building above normal wealth. And as the seasons change, and our Plan Assist Property Team plan for another year, we are looking at ways to keep … Continue reading →

Since 2000, the number of Australian households with three generations living together has been on the rise according to new research from the Australian Institute of Family Studies. In 2016 there was around 4 per cent of Australian households with … Continue reading →

The NSW government is yet to commit to a funding package to help owners replace flammable cladding across Sydney and NSW. On Thursday Australia’s building ministers agreed to pursue nationally consistent building standards in an attempt to resolve the current … Continue reading →

In a positive sign for property investors, Sydney’s inner west and the northern beaches recorded positive one per cent quarter-on-quarter growth according to the REA Group report. Although these were the only two regions in Sydney to record quarter-on-quarter growth, … Continue reading →

Both Sydney and Melbourne have recorded positive gains in price growth for the first time since the market peak in 2017. Melbourne property values grew by 0.2 per cent and Sydney market grew by 0.1 per cent over the month … Continue reading →

One of the fastest growing areas for property investors in New South Wales is Western Sydney, which is home to over a third of the state’s population. The Greater Western Sydney area has received a large slice of the record-breaking … Continue reading →

It’s no secret that the Reserve Bank’s cut to official interest rates is designed to help the property market continue to recover, as experts predict a bottoming out of the recent price falls. History was made last week when the … Continue reading →

Property billionaire Con Makris has come out in support of the Australian property market, suggesting the risks of a further substantial slide have been removed with the certainty of the Scott Morrison Liberal government, and he has also predicted the … Continue reading →

Sydney and Australia’s housing price slide could slow and possibly even stabilise over the next few months as hopes of interest rate cuts and a loosening of mortgage rules start to have an effect. Getting the right mix for the … Continue reading →

With the Federal Liberal Party returned to office for another term in a surprise election result, it’s now clear that Labor’s planned changes to negative gearing and the tax system had a negative effect on voters – as they rejected … Continue reading →