Life rises from the ashes

The charred land that was blackened by bushfires across the country created an image of grief, hardship and sorrow. But with the flames now out, new l...

How to break the status quo, and always be ready for the next change

When an organisation is doing relatively well, it’s easy to slip into a comfort zone, nestling into the status quo, as business chugs along nicely. ...

Nearly a quarter of Australians expected a fourth rate cut in 2019

The Reserve Bank cut interest rates three times last year to a record low, but 23 per cent of Australians expected the rate to be reduced a fourth tim...

First home buyers struggle with home loan process

First home buyers are finding the home loan application process “time consuming and inconvenient” as they struggle to understand what is invol...

RateMyAgent reveals Australia’s happiest vendors

Vendor happiness is on the rise, with a drastic increase in the percentage of vendors satisfied with the sale of their property, a survey has found. ...

South Australian and Northern Territory agents recognised for excellence

First National Real Estate agents from across South Australia and the Northern Territory gathered in Adelaide last week for its General Excellence and...

How to take action under the Strata Building Bond and Inspections Scheme

For owners in new high-rise buildings, finding defects is unfortunately commonplace. So, what recourse is available to owners to have defects fixed by...

AI embraced to disrupt property market

A property management and development service has embraced artificial intelligence (AI) to transform the way business is done. Write comment ...

Melburnians eye up shires for better value

As the property price continues to rise in Melbourne, more people have looked to nearby shires to set their roots. Write comment (0 Comments)...