It’s no secret that entering the property market is challenging here in Australia, particularly for our younger generations. Property prices have outpaced wage growth, the cost of living pressures are mounting, and interest rates have risen, making lending conditions challenging.

For some (or most), the most exciting part of the workday is when lunchtime rolls around – it signals a well-deserved break and a chance to indulge in whatever delights you’ve packed for the day. The excitement levels can quickly plummet when you remember it’s another day of canned soup, tuna, or rice.

According to a recent survey by ABC, nearly 2% of households experienced a break-in during the 2022-23 financial year. In addition, new statistics show that youth offences (crimes committed by children 14-17) have risen by a concerning 30% year on year. And with these statistics weighing on our minds, it’s a timely reminder to prioritise the protection of your home, yourself, and your family. If you’re not sure where to begin, we’ve pulled together 10 tips to enhance your home security – each method is rela

The latest CoreLogic Home Value Index offers a nuanced picture for rental property owners in Australia, detailing a landscape marked by regional divergence and shifting growth dynamics as of July 2024.

Owning a home has long been known as the ‘Great Aussie Dream’ while renting was typically viewed as a temporary phase between moving out of your childhood home and stepping on the property ladder. However, times are changing, and so are attitudes. Equal parts fuelled by economic pressure and a shift in priorities in the wake of COVID, we’re seeing a huge rental renaissance, and with that comes pressure on supply

As the curtains rise on another month in the ever-dynamic theatre of Australian real estate, July parades a scene that might leave even the most seasoned property buffs raising an eyebrow or two.

The kids are off school, it’s likely raining outside, and you’re trying to get some work done between the constant snack requests and refereeing between squabbling siblings; the weather in some parts make sending your kids outside to kick a ball in the backyard a near impossibility and winter holidays start to feel like a drag. So, it is little wonder winter holidays are often the most dreaded of school breaks. But they don’t have to be – we’ve got ten ideas to help you get through them with your sanity int

The end of the financial year (EOFY) isn’t a time many of us look forward to, and as the deadlines loom, the number of tasks on our to-do lists seems to multiply. This year, we’re encouraging you to look at EOFY a little differently – to view it as a time to get a little organised, get ahead, and wrap up the year on a high note. Here are six steps to prepare for EOFY with optimism and confidence and to get you well-positioned for the year ahead.

The May CoreLogic Housing Value Index offers invaluable insights for rental property owners assessing Australia’s dynamic property market. The report highlights key trends, market dynamics, and opportunities that landlords should consider to optimise their investments and make informed decisions.

For some, a tropical getaway beckons as the cold winter days approach, but for others, the frosty air is laced with a sense of anticipation – the excitement of wrapping up warm, heading to snow-capped peaks, and soaking up beautiful mountainous scenery with skis or snowboard in hand. But before you get there, there’s a lot of planning – it’s not your average throw-everything-in-a-suitcase type of holiday – there are lift passes, ski field transport, and peak seasons to consider. To help you put your snowy g

The latest CoreLogic Housing Value Index provides a comprehensive overview of Australia’s property market, highlighting both opportunities and challenges for homeowners and first-time buyers.

Since the late 19th century, the planet’s average surface temperature has warmed by about 1 degree Celsius (2 degrees Fahrenheit), which might not sound a lot, but this current warming rate hasn’t been seen in the past 10,000 years. As a result, we’re seeing declines in Arctic sea ice and Antarctic ice sheets, rising sea levels, warmer oceans and decreasing snow and glacial coverage.