Blackstone acquires Hamilton Island for $1.2 billion, marking a major move in Australia's hospitality sector
New report reveals 25 Australian suburbs offering strong rental growth, affordability, and investment potential
"New book reveals politicians' policies inflate property values, making homes less affordable; insights for buyers from Terry Ryder."
The biggest single problem causing Australia’s housing crisis is the cost of creating new dwellings. The cost of the standard city house-and-land package is now $950,000...
Australia’s mortgage market soars to $4.62 billion in June 2025, led by first-home buyers prioritizing debt repayment.
Prices begin to shift after two-year pause as sales surge across key cities. The first signs of revival are beginning to show in the Regional Victoria...
Australia's growth hides a surge in 1,700 suburbs with double-digit rises; Tim Graham shares investor insights. #propertyboom
New Pulse report reveals powerful growth and rental returns in overlooked markets. Amidst a backdrop of modest national property growth, a number of affordable suburbs have...
Murray Bridge leads a statewide surge in house prices, driven by affordability and lifestyle appeal. If you’re a property investor and you haven’t given any consideration...
Hotspotting's latest report highlights suburbs offering high yields, consistent rentals, and strong long-term growth trends for investors.
AI tools like Hotspotting’s Holly transform market analysis, flagging trends quickly, but human insight remains essential for truly understanding neighborhoods.
Chris Christofi: Reventon CEO and philanthropist celebrates 8 years with St Vincent de Paul, empowering Australians to grow wealth.
Tim Graham interviews Nicholas Brooks on his journey from New York commodities trading to Melbourne's luxury property market insights.
It’s become increasingly obvious when it comes to discussion about the property market that the word “affordable” is a marketing tool for politicians rather than a...
Terry Ryder exposes how government taxes, red tape, and soaring construction costs—not “greedy developers” or interest rates—are the real culprits behind Australia’s worsening housing crisis. The...
