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Warm start to spring auctions but it’s about to heat up

AUSTRALIA’s peak property season has opened with a whimper, featuring low stock and lacklustre auction success rates. Capital cities hosted just 1462 auctions in the first week of spring, more than 30 per cent down on the figure for a year earlier. The combined preliminary clearance rate hit 52.7 per cent, just 0.4 points above the winter average, according to data from Cotality. But research director Tim Lawless said he expected activity to build during September. “Auction activity is set to ramp up over the coming weeks, rising to around 1640 next week and 1900 the w

‘Lasting solution to affordability is abundance’

Economists warn One Nation scheme will be ‘disastrous’

Not seeing eye-to-eye on how to fix housing malaise

Housing affordability the worst it has been for over 30 years

Bathla had ‘strange corporate structure and a lot of debt’

Can you afford ‘champagne lifestyle’ in retirement?

Plenty of economic data to help shape mood

CONSUMER sentiment and key public engagements by senior Reserve Bank of Australia officials will be closely watched by the nation’s economists. RBA assistant governor Sarah Hunter

THE Property Council of Australia is calling on the government to “back investment and remove barriers” if the country’s housing malaise has any chance to improve. The

GROWTH in retail spending is expected to almost halve in the next financial year as households look to tighten their belts, a report suggests. The expected pullback in the 12 months from

Not ten pound airfare but concept is similar

SHORTLY following the end of the Second World War, the Australian Government instigated a migration scheme to attract skilled workers to our shores. The primary goal was to rapidly boost