property
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What Makes A Good or Bad Landlord? Reddit Weighs In
With the rental crisis on everyone’s minds right now, a Reddit thread has taken the opportunity to explore what makes a good vs bad landlord.
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There Are a Few Pockets in Australia Where House Prices Are Falling
CoreLogic has released some new research on the state of the housing market for March and, well… it offered some interesting findings.
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Stamp Duty Isn’t Going Anywhere Until We Can Agree on a Tax to Replace It
1Nearly all economists and most politicians seem to agree stamp duty is a bad tax. But nearly all state and territory governments rely on it to keep the lights on. It’s a bad tax because it taxes homeowners every time they move, merely because they have moved. At A$40,000 per move on a median-priced home…
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The Meanings Behind Common Real Estate Terms
Previously, we explained the difference between a half-bath and a full-bath, and other toilet-related maths, along with why you may start seeing listings referring to the “primary” (rather than the “master”) bedroom. But when it comes to the terms in real estate listings, those are only the beginning.