I’ve been having some interesting discussions with property investors lately and the subject has centred around property and growth. What will 2020 bring?

Here are clues on how the industrial and commercial property sectors should fare next year.

In his final column of the year, John McGrath explains why the property market is ending 2019 on a high note.

Can you believe the house price comeback? If it’s not real, then the feeling of being wealthy won’t seep through in 2020 and our economy won’t improve.

The increasing number of single person households is having a significant impact on the property market.

John McGrath explores the new trend of white collar fly-in, fly-out workers relocating to more affordable regional and coastal locations.

After a surge in popularity for high-rise apartments, an anticipated shift in buyer sentiment will see Australians seek more small home options.

As one of only two capital cities to record price growth last financial year, what is the outlook for the Canberra property market moving forward?

Boom and bust report says house prices will surge again in 2020.

A new report says Australian industrial property is on the precipice of strong growth.

After a period of low growth, house prices in Brisbane are set to jump 20% over the next three years.

In commercial real estate markets, reactions to rate changes are less aggressive, given loan-to-value ratios hover around 50% or less. However the links are still clear.