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The old saying what goes up, must come down is true for the property market too. Never right down. But there will always be peaks and troughs in the property market, just like anything else in life…
As we’re all becoming more environmentally conscious, there’s been an increased appetite for conscious design, which is eco-friendly too, due to its use of sustainable furnishings and non-toxic finishes…
A life of convenience. Ease. Happiness. Not banging on a steering wheel in bumper-to-bumper peak hour traffic. Isn’t this what we all want?…
Change is certainly in the air. The dreams of only aspiring to live in the big smoke are shifting to a slower, less crowded more affordable life in regional locations in Australia…
The pandemic sure has shaken up the banking system and it’s looking like the RBA could be on hold for the long haul according to Finsure…
While some millennials are chasing FOMO with OS holidays for the ’gram, many other clever millennials are looking OS for property investment. In fact, the number of Aussies turning to the international property market is growing, especially for young people…
Moving. It’s right up there with a trip to IKEA on a Saturday. There are not people out there that don’t find moving a stressful experience. There’s just so much to co-ordinate that you’re almost waiting for something to go wrong…
We all come to a point in our lives when we ask ourselves, is bigger really better? Many of us slave away to afford that big dreamhouse and then we get it and realise the maintenance and cleaning is not so dreamy. Were you actually happier in your 3-bedroom home with a cute courtyard? Perhaps …
At the start of the year the Government gave first home buyers a little leg up with the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme. Available to 5000 applicants, this scheme means first home buyers can put down as little as 5% deposit and not pay a cent in mortgage insurance …
