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It’s official: Australia’s rich are getting richer

By |2019-07-17T15:39:36+10:00July 17th, 2019|News|

On average Australian householders are millionaires. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ latest Household Income and Wealth Australia 2017-18 report Australia’s average household wealth has passed the $1 million mark for the first time, up more than 37 per cent compared with a decade ago, thanks to property prices and surging superannuation balances. But when you

Nudgee Named a Top 10 Growth Suburb

By |2019-06-25T14:40:03+10:00June 25th, 2019|News|

Brisbane’s property market has seen the median house price increase 1.5 per cent to reach a new high of $680,000. The findings come from the latest Real Estate Institute of Queensland Market Monitor report, which reveals capital growth in Brisbane suburbs for the 12 months to March, amid the nation's housing slump. And while the

Property industry reacts to Liberal Party win

By |2019-05-22T16:19:24+10:00May 22nd, 2019|News|

Last weekend’s federal election saw the Coalition government returning to power in an election that saw policy on property taxation a hotly debated topic between the Liberal Party’s insistence of maintaining the status quo and the Labor Party’s intention to reform the taxation process. As a result, with the Coalition government’s win, many in the

APRA move means 9% extra borrowing power

By |2019-05-22T13:41:08+10:00May 22nd, 2019|News|

APRA’s scrapping of the 7 per cent ‘stress test’ buffer on home loans will effectively see a 9 per cent increase in borrowing capacity for owner-occupiers which will rise to between 13 and 14 per cent if the RBA undertakes two interest rate cuts before the year is out. With the current ultra-low interest rate

How Uber Eats and Afterpay can hinder home loan applications

By |2019-04-30T14:36:52+10:00April 30th, 2019|News|

If you thought your Friday night ‘order in’ and buy now, pay later habits were harmless, think again, because your excessive digital spending could well derail your mortgage application. Our Afterpay payments, eBay and Uber Eats accounts, Netflix, Stan, and other online streaming subscriptions are coming under scrutiny by mortgage brokers and lenders when assessing

Young investors poised to take advantage of market softening

By |2019-04-30T14:06:25+10:00April 30th, 2019|News|

A survey by comparison website Finder has found 35 per cent of Millennials – which total 1.9 million Australians – think the current market decline has paved the way for them to enter the market. The survey, which polled 2,026 Australians, found that 19 per cent of Australians overall would be interested in purchasing property,

Brisbane Most At Ease With Loans

By |2019-04-30T11:41:58+10:00April 30th, 2019|News|

A new survey has found that home-owners in Brisbane fare the best when it comes to paying the mortgage comfortably. The research by Finder asked respondents if they struggled with their mortgage - and Brisbanites emerged as the most comfortable with their repayments among the capital cities. It found 62% of Brisbane respondents "can make

Federal Budget 2019: What’s in Store for the Property Industry?

By |2019-04-03T09:58:29+10:00April 3rd, 2019|News|

Infrastructure is the big winner in this year’s budget, with the government splurging on roads and railways to fight congestion and prop up a lethargic economy. Just weeks away from the election, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered his maiden budget on Tuesday, unveiling $100 billion in infrastructure funding over the next decade. The budget appealed to

Infrastructure wins for property investors in the 2019 Budget

By |2019-04-03T09:22:33+10:00April 3rd, 2019|Uncategorized|

The Morrison government’s federal budget was marked by a spate of tax cuts and cash handouts, and property investors will be impacted also if a major infrastructure spend makes it through parliament. In his first federal budget, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg committed to spending $100 billion on infrastructure projects over the course of the next decade.

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