Spain is in the middle of a political reckoning over housing. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called an early ...

Six months ago the conversation about Australian property was all about resilience, about how our markets kept climbing despite thirteen rate rises and a cost of living squeeze that refused to ease.

Australia has a housing problem that everyone seems to agree needs fixing. We need more homes, our population continues to ...

More than 60 per cent of surveyed small and medium residential and commercial developers expect the proposed discretionary trust changes to affect project timing or viability. Among developers ...

National home prices fell 0.2% in September, marking the sixth consecutive monthly decline. Prices are now 3.3% below their March peak and just 0.1% higher year-on-year. Combined capital city prices ...

Australia’s housing pipeline is changing shape. Detached-house approvals are holding up, but apartment and townhouse approvals have fallen sharply. Student-visa reforms may slow household formation ...

Rental growth is stalling. Rents were unchanged across several capitals despite exceptionally tight vacancy rates. Affordability is becoming the ceiling. Many tenants simply cannot absorb further ...

Auctions are losing favour as buyer competition weakens. The share of capital-city listings going to auction has fallen sharply since the market peak. Sydney and Melbourne have seen the biggest shift.

Australia’s capital city property markets regularly move out of alignment as individual cities pass through different stages of the property cycle. Charter Keck Cramer identified 46 significant ...

What if interest rates don’t fall? I keep seeing charts like the ones below. They all tell much the same story. Rates rise some more, inflation eventually behaves itself and sometime around late 2027 ...

Earlier this month I had the pleasure of speaking at the Brisbane branch of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Australia. The organisers asked me a dozen or so questions covering everything from ...

I expect many participants in the property industry will spend the coming months devising ways to navigate the negative gearing and CGT changes, to maintain investor interest. As a business that is ...