Property managers and BDMs wanting to help clients make solid returns on investment should consider pointing them ...
By Tim Neary • 11 Oct 2018
Mixed review for Sydney’s vacancy rates: REINSW
Residential rental availability across Sydney rose despite a mixed result across the city, according to the latest REINS...
By Tim Neary • 17 Dec 2018
Mobile apps for productivity and efficiency
There is absolutely no doubt the future internet is one where mobile plays an ever increasing and important role. Read...
By Riaz Hasan • 06 May 2014
Monday-itis
As a listing agent, it’s so important to attend any prospective client's house with the right mindset, to answer the p...
By Riaz Hasan • 29 Jan 2014
Money not always the best incentive, BDMs told
The key to sales agents providing more rental referrals may be smarter incentives rather than bigger incentives. ...
By Priya Murthy • 20 Apr 2015
Moratorium does not mean rent-free
Landlords have received welcome news, with the Minister for Housing confirming there is no rental freeze during the mora...
By Emma Ryan • 06 Apr 2020
More power to you
Here's the concept – landlords make money, tenants save money and property managers look like heroes. ...
By Priya Murthy • 05 Jan 2016
More problems, scant solutions with Victoria rental reforms
Victoria’s recently proposed Residential Tenancies Act 1997 reforms will produce more problems than solutions, acco...
By Tim Neary • 01 Feb 2018
More state support needed for WA property market, says REIWA
REIWA has said the latest state budget for Western Australia missed an opportunity to focus more on property, at a tim...
By Tim Neary • 12 May 2019
More than 10,000 vacant rental properties in Perth
First-time property investors in Perth need to focus on the needs of tenants more than ever. ...
By Priya Murthy • 08 Mar 2016
More than 3,000 PM jobs unfilled
The real estate industry is reaching a crisis point, with one recruitment agency reporting that the country is short of ...
By Riaz Hasan • 30 Jun 2013
Mortgage freedom revealed as top goal, hurdle for 2018
New surveys show that more than one-quarter of Australians have paying off their mortgage as their financial priority ...
By Tim Neary • 16 Jan 2018
Mortgage repayments big worry for high-income earners: NAB
Consumer anxiety has risen “sharply” in the second quarter of 2018 overall, especially when it comes to high-income...
By Sasha Karen • 29 Aug 2018
Most affordable close-proximity capital cities revealed
Buyers looking to buy a house inside the yardstick 10-kilometre CBD radius under $600,000 will do best in Adelaide, Bris...
By Tim Neary • 26 May 2019
Most Australians feel forced into renting, new poll finds
A non-profit company has released the results of a poll gauging what the public believes about the current property clim...
By Tim Neary • 22 Oct 2017
Most common issues in Brisbane property
As other property markets are only making their way toward recovery, Brisbane continues to offer long-term stability to ...
By Emma Ryan • 07 Oct 2019
Most major markets fall, with Melbourne suffering the most
According to CoreLogic data, most of the major capital cities saw harsh declines in property values over the last week, ...
By Eliot Hastie • 30 Jul 2018
Most new pool safety fixes welcome, but some ‘significant, pointless’ expense
The REIV has lauded some of the new measures by the Victorian government to improve water safety in homes, but it stated...
By Tim Neary • 11 Apr 2018
Most strata disputes can be avoided, says expert
Disputes between neighbours within Australia’s growing number of strata communities can be easily avoided with conside...
By Tim Neary • 11 Jun 2019
Move over, technophobes, tech-savvy Aussie SMEs are here
In 2014, Aussie SMEs spent on average $4,300 on software* (that’s a lot of coffee). In an ever-growing society of tech...
By Priya Murthy • 07 Dec 2014