Forecasts show without urgent supply-side reforms,every state in Australia is on track to miss their targets under the national accord.
The Perth property price boom over the next three years looks firmly entrenched,with a key forecaster revising its growth predictions upwards.
Owners of detached houses are likely to sell for a profit,but investors or first home buyers on a tighter budget can avoid missing out.
While there is a lot of talk about eastern states investors paying top-dollar for homes in WA,REIWA members report it’s usually local buyers willing to pay more.
From an award-winning garden estate to an architect-designed residence with impressive pool,these are our top picks.
Tight supply,sky-high demand and soaring costs means competition is fierce in securing a home. This Perth property manager shares how you can gain an edge.
Locals are becoming increasingly aggressive as they seek to gain the edge in Perth’s red-hot property market.
Thousands of properties go under the hammer each week in Melbourne and Sydney,while in Perth the number of auctions barely reach double figures. What’s holding us back?
New modelling shows WA’s housing deficit will grow by 25,000 by the end of 2027. So,what can our politicians do to alleviate the worsening housing crisis?
The current property boom has boosted the collective wealth of Perth property owners by more than $100 billion over the past year.
Analysts predict that strong overseas and interstate migration,a chronic undersupply and easing interest rates will keep house prices rising over the next year.