In today’s Pulse article, Research Director Tim Lawless examines the driving forces behind Melbourne falling behind Adelaide and Perth in terms of median dwelling value, as housing values across Australia’s

As a renter in Victoria, understanding the process of ending your lease is crucial to avoid any legal or financial complications. Whether you’re at the end of a fixed-term lease

A Guide to Legal Duties for Self-Managing Landlords Owning and managing rental properties can be demanding, especially if you’re not fully aware of your legal responsibilities. As a self-managing landlord,

With spring around the corner, buyers, sellers and property professionals are gearing up for a lift in sales and listings activity – but for some sellers in Melbourne, Hobart and

Melbourne has long been one of Australia’s strongest property markets alongside Sydney, thanks to its robust job market, high migration from overseas and interstate, and its reputation as one of

The number of properties for sale has increased annually resulting in less competition and more options for buyers. In some areas, new listings have increased by more than 30%. According to the

Prospective homebuyers have become increasingly confident about purchasing a property, but high prices and interest rates are forcing many to make big compromises. New research shows that the vast majority

The short-term rental market is contributing to the ongoing housing shortage and pushing up weekly median rents for long-term renters, according to the latest research. rental sites, are driving investors

When damage occurs at your rental property, some repairs are classified as ‘urgent’ and must be completed within the legally mandated timeframes. Failing to do so could jeopardize your landlord

The Melbourne rental market has recently experienced its most significant decline in rents since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest data from SQM Research. This shift is noteworthy for landlords and tenants