Kyle Robbins

From farmland to residential hotspot, south-west Sydney’s Leppington is fast-becoming a haven for investors in Australia’s most expensive capital city.

Nestled an hour from Queensland’s capital, Brisbane, Brassall has slowly grown into one of the sunshine state’s most popular investment spots, with prospective buyers drawn in by steady growth and relative affordability.

Framed by the Bremer River, this quaint suburb just shy of booming Ipswich has caught investors’ eye with its affordable prices and strong growth.

Victoria’s largest city has already benefited from a rapidly growing population in recent years, and yet the Regional Australia Institute (RAI) has placed the city at the heart of its plans to ‘Rebalance the Nation.’

New findings from the Sunshine state’s peak real estate body suggests Queensland’s property market performed better than most other regions over the June quarter.

Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli or ‘Fonzie’ is arguably the most iconic character in television history, and now a housing style sharing his name offers itself as a potential solution to the nation’s supply crunch.

As the Queensland capital prepares to host one of the world’s most coveted sporting events, one property expert believes Brisbane’s market growth will be a by-product of a wider tranche of Olympic-inspired development.

Perhaps surprisingly to some, Western Australian capital Perth dominated PropTrack’s recent ranking of the most sought-after suburbs by tenants.

Four Australian cities have made the top 15 global rankings for luxury residential price growth over the past 12 months, according to new research from Knight Frank.

A property developer party to the failure of five companies has received a two-year suspension from managing corporations by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).