Dan F Stapleton writes on First Nations issues, visual art, property and more. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, the Financial Times and others. He is based in Sydney.
The number of homes on the market for longer periods of time has jumped sharply across the country. Experts say this is what is behind it.
Asking rents and property values do not necessarily move in tandem, but some investors are likely to search for yield after the budget.
A dual-income household on the average wage with a deposit saved and searching for a house would need to know where to look.
Lower interest rates during much of the 2010s – and years of under-building – combined to drive the shift.
The award-winning house known as Night Sky has a soaring ceiling created to showcase some of the best stargazing conditions in the country.
Sydney’s median house price has slipped from a record high, and experts warn weaker selling conditions are likely to continue.
A low vacancy rate in Sydney and an undersupply of homes have experts warning that record high rents could rise even further.
Some burnt-out Sydneysiders are moving to quieter communities with natural beauty, country charm and attractive property prices.
Conventional wisdom says holding on to property for an extended period is a guaranteed way to make money, but new figures show that isn’t always true.
Home owners could face higher costs for building work amid higher fuel prices and supply chain disruption, but some are insulated.