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The property market in 2025 is vastly different to previous years. Research is key to being able to spot a good buy when it arises. With our digital property reports, you’ll get access to: Property details and photos. The property’s estimated value. Comparable sales and a map showing where those properties are located, including what […]

With interest rates currently high, many aspiring homeowners and current mortgage holders are feeling uncertain about their next steps. You might be concerned about whether your dream of owning a home has been temporarily derailed. Perhaps you’re questioning how competitive your current interest rate is, or what steps to take towards your property investment goals.

As housing prices continue to soar, many people are increasingly considering whether to buy a tiny home to live in or as a holiday home. The tiny house movement has been around for some time now, but despite its growing popularity, legislation is yet to catch up. This has left many confused about what’s legal

Purchasing your first home is an exciting milestone, but the challenge of saving 20% for deposit – particularly if you’re also paying rent and navigating cost-of-living pressures – can feel like an impossible mission. However, it’s important to not lose sight of your dream of home ownership, as there could be alternative options available to

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has cut the cash rate and interest rates have come down. So, is now a good time to buy property? The answer depends on your unique circumstances and goals. But generally speaking, it’s always best to get a leg up on the property ladder sooner rather than later. Here

Managing your home loan well can give you more flexibility and help you pay off your mortgage sooner. A redraw facility could be one way to reduce interest costs while still having access to extra funds when you need them. Here’s what you need to know. What is a redraw facility? A redraw facility lets

Are you looking to transform your totally loveable but slightly daggy property into your dream home? With property prices on the rise in many markets, renovating may be a more suitable option for many people rather than moving on to another property. Whether you’re looking to rework your garden into a tropical oasis, update your

Renovating can be a great way to add value to your property, improve your living space, or boost your rental return. But before you start knocking down walls, there are a few key things to consider. A renovation can quickly turn from a smart investment into a financial headache if you don’t plan properly. Here’s

There are many reasons to consider renovating, from making your property more liveable to driving up its market value and increasing the rental income if it’s an investment. So, which renovations should you consider when looking to generate a return on investment? Here’s some inspiration. The kitchen update The kitchen is often the focal point

In recent months, we’ve seen a definite shift in the property market. It’s left one question on many aspiring property owners’ lips: Has the property market peaked? If you’re looking to make the most of falling interest rates and buy a home or an investment property in 2025, it’s important to be up to speed