Category : Property Market


15 Townhouses Proposed for Albion Park Rail Street

Shellharbour City Council is considering two separate townhouse developments on Wooroo Street in Albion Park Rail, totaling 15 new residences with minimal environmental impact expected.

Devonport Mortgage Broker Guide 2026

Discover the top mortgage brokers in Devonport for 2026. This comprehensive guide explains why brokers beat banks, details local market insights, and reviews leading specialists for first home buyers, investors, and self-employed borrowers.

How to Choose the Best Mortgage Broker in Devonport

This comprehensive 2026 guide outlines a strategic framework for selecting the ideal mortgage broker in Devonport, focusing on independence, local expertise, and financial lifecycle alignment to secure optimal loan terms.

Gen X Now Australia's Wealthiest Property Investors

New data reveals Generation X has overtaken Baby Boomers as Australia's wealthiest property investors, holding the largest share of investment property wealth amid shifting market dynamics.

WA 4,500 Homes Short of Housing Target

Western Australia's housing construction has slowed dramatically, leaving the state 4,500 homes behind its decade-long target. New data reveals concerning trends in home completions and workforce shortages.

Top Suburb Hotspots to Watch in 2026

Canberra's housing market is set for a record-breaking 2026, with suburbs like Griffith, Barton, Yass, and Moruya emerging as hotspots for buyers seeking value, quality, and lifestyle.

Perth Property Market Sees Early 2026 Deals

Perth's commercial property market starts 2026 strongly with major transactions including Wanneroo Markets, a hostel, and a former Bunnings site, attracting interstate and international investors.

UWA's The Tav Renovated, Grows with Clientele

The Tav at the University of Western Australia has completed a massive renovation, evolving to reflect the mature tastes of its long-standing clientele while preserving its iconic campus legacy.

Council and Iris Clash Over East End Conditions

Newcastle council and developer Iris Capital are in a legal dispute over public domain and design requirements for the final stages of the East End project, with both sides accusing each other of unreasonable demands.

Geelong Agency Denies Hiding House Suicide from Buyers

A Geelong real estate agency has firmly rejected allegations that it failed to disclose a suicide at a Newtown property to emergency services and potential buyers, sparking a debate over transparency in property sales.

Soldiers Point Marina wins court appeal for expansion

The owner of Soldiers Point Marina has won a Land and Environment Court appeal against Port Stephens Council, allowing a two-storey addition with new facilities and car parking. Read the full details of the ruling.

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