We’ve been around as a company for 120 years. Never in that time has anyone or anything been able to accurately predict the future behaviour of buyers. And thank goodness for that… it has kept us all in a job! …
This year will be a much better one for first home buyers The start of the pandemic was a popular time for first home buyers to get into the market. Between January 2020 and January 2021, the number of first …
This week, Ray White chief economist, Nerida Conisbee takes a look at the latest inflation data and outline what it will mean to property this cycle. Inflation hits 5.1 per cent – what does it mean for property? No doubt …
Over the past few months, it’s been fascinating to witness the shift in media reporting on the state of the Australian property market. It has quickly become foreboding. True, it’s not as foreboding as it was this time two years …
Geelong tops the list for pandemic driven population growth. Nerida Conisbee, Ray White chief economist By mid 2021, it became clear how much the pandemic had driven people to regional and outer suburban areas. The latest data on population growth …
House price growth is clearly slowing but at this stage, this doesn’t seem to be deterring investors. Investor lending activity, according to the ABS, continues to rise and is now at an all-time high nationally. Investor activity dipped early on …
If you are anywhere remotely close to a landlord or a tenant in your friendship sphere, you will know that rents across Australia have risen dramatically and continue to do so. Some people say we are in a ‘rental …
Now is a much better time to be a buyer than last year. The market is no longer moving so quickly and in some places, prices are starting to fall. Last year was the year for sellers, now conditions are …
Inner city Melbourne and Sydney saw an exodus of people to the outer suburbs and regions during the pandemic This week, ABS data on population levels at a suburb level were released and showed the extent to which population declined …
Housing affordability takes centre stage Homes are expensive to buy and have become more expensive over time. Whereas the average home in Sydney cost five times the average household income in the 1980s, the multiple has now risen to fifteen …
Embracing the latest water conservation initative being lead by the Northern territory government could be great news for sustainable households.
Future commitment to infrastructure development in the Northern Territory could be a great investment incentive for commercial property buyers.
Retaining the cash rate for another month, the Reserve Bank of Australia is offering investors the opportunity to secure commercial property in Darwin.
Residential property approvals in the Northern Territory have performed well over the September quarter, which could be encouraging for local investors.
Growing capital city prices across the nation could encourage commercial investment in Darwin over the coming months.
The opening of a new $29million Prelude Darwin Onshore Supply Base will create a number of investment and employment opportunities in the state.
New data from the Housing Industry Association has highlighted the strength of multi-unit sales across the nation, offering insight for potential investors.
As the number of foreign buyers of commercial property increases nationwide, now could be a great time to buy your own Darwin developments.
As residential land sales continue increasing across the nation, opportunities for commercial investment will permeate the property market.
Recent figures from the Australian Bureau of Statsitics have highlighted a drop in multi-units in the Northern Territory, offering an investment opportunity.