With CoreLogic’s latest report suggesting national home values increased 0.4% over the month, the second consecutive month of growth in the national index, and some economists suggesting homeowners might benefit from Trump’s tariff announcements tariff announcements, homeowners may be reviewing their options. Selling a house is probably one of the biggest financial transactions in a.
Last month, the 2025–26 Federal Budget announced several measures that will impact both residential and investment property owners. Here we look at some of them. How the budget impacts property investors The Government has increased maximum rates of Commonwealth Rent Assistance by 45% for approximately 1 million households. Additionally, a framework is being implemented to.
With the recent interest rate cut, and some lenders predicting further cuts this year, whether you’re looking to invest, you’re thinking of moving, or looking for a better deal on your mortgage, now might be the time to review finances and see what your borrowing options are. A good mortgage broker can simplify this process,.
Deciding to sell a property is a significant financial and emotional decision. Whether it’s your primary residence, a holiday home, or an investment property, recognising the right time to sell can maximise your return and minimise stress. While every situation is unique, there are common signs that indicate it might be time to put your.
The new strata laws that took effect on 3 February 2025 in NSW have changed the way strata managing agents are required to disclose information to owners’ corporations. These changes are designed to increase transparency and ensure that strata managers are upfront with owners about kickbacks and conflicts of interest. The expanded disclosure requirements mandate.
As well as a selling price, did you know your property can have different values? The value of your property depends on who or what organisation is assessing it, and for what purpose. Plus, the value can vary based on market conditions – what a property sold for 10 years ago is a very different.
Last month, property analyst Hotspotting announced the data from its Summer 2024 Price Predictor Index, which assessed the suburbs with the steadiest conditions for long-term capital growth. NSW saw ten suburbs on the list, and our very own Charlestown in Lake Macquarie was up there with Lithgow and Springwood in the Blue Mountains as a.
2025 has started with on a positive note for regional home values, which rose a further 0.4% in January, reaching new record highs according to CoreLogic’s latest report. CoreLogic’s research director, Tim Lawless suggests “Regional markets seem to be benefitting from a second wind of internal migration, along with an affordability advantage in some markets,.