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Aerial view of Brisbane’s city centre and river.

Is Brisbane still a Good place to invest?

By Pina Brandi •

While always considered an affordable market the last 2 years changed everything

House inside a bubble beside an Australian property-market headline.

Australia's property bubble: it's here

By Pina Brandi •

Again? If this title sounds familiar to you is because I stole it from the SMH from March 25, 2010.

Illustration of a house floor plan and an entrance door.

Why will property prices never go down?

By Pina Brandi •

Will the next generations be able to buy property in the future Many people think that by waiting for the right time they will be able to snatch a bargain Unfortunately what they don’t take into consideration is the fact that the bargain they want is not actually the house they want to live in at

Black-and-white photograph of pedestrians in a city street.

Melbourne Property Market just right

By Pina Brandi •

The CBD that expected to pass Sydney's population by 2026 it’s just dormant

An older apartment building viewed from below.

It’s happening again and you will miss out

By Pina Brandi •

While most people are still fighting for houses the apartment market is getting heated A very common trend in the big cities is that once people get priced out in the house market they decide to jump on the apartments. When once they were willing to relocate up to 30km away

Illuminated apartment windows at night.

The property report everyone needs

By Pina Brandi •

Was COVID-19 Responsible for property prices to spike? The study KPMG has sought to understand whether the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in property prices being on a higher trajectory When COVID hit they decided to do a study on what impact COVID would have in the

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