housing affordability
231 results tagged housing affordability:
Seven Aussie regional property hotspots for 2019
Newcastle and other large regional cities are some of the east coast's best-performing property markets, due to the Sydney and Melbourne ripple effect.
Should I buy now or wait for property prices to drop further?
After five years of growth, property prices have now dropped 2.7% annually across the country. So is that a reason to buy now or wait?
Ask Paul: Should I help low-income daughter buy property?
Lisa's 24-year-old daughter can't afford to buy property on her $44,000 a year salary. How can Lisa best help her out financially?
Ask Paul: Is buying an off-the-plan block of land wise?
Codey and his partner owe $45,000 in car loans. Should they scrape together a 5% deposit on an off-the-title block of land to get a foot in the property market?
Five things you need to know about First Home Super Saver scheme
We answer your top questions about buying property with the First Home Super Saver scheme.
Ask Paul: We live in Sydney – should we buy property elsewhere?
Rent in Sydney and buy property in another city? Move out of Sydney to a more affordable city? Or buy on Sydney's north shore and bank on long-term growth? James and his wife want to know the best option.
Top five affordable suburbs for first-home buyers
Where can first-home buyers afford to buy? A new report by CoreLogic has named the suburbs with prices below $500,000 and a history of strong capital growth.
Ask Paul: Buy Sydney property now or wait for prices to drop further?
Casey and her partner are looking to enter the Sydney property market. Should they buy while prices are falling or keep saving till the market recovers?
How much further will Australia’s property prices fall?
How far will property prices fall in the long-awaited correction? UBS economist George Tharenou believes they will dive deeper than his original estimates.
Will Kohab make it easier to co-own property?
Kohab claims it could be the answer to Australia's home affordability issue by making it easier to co-own property, writes Effie Zahos.
