Our hearts beat in double time, another bid and you'll be mine! Aussies have returned to their addiction, with record auction clearance rates. Is our obsession with bricks and mortar good for us?

Why is walkability fast becoming a must-have feature of Australian homes? And which cities are considered the most walkable?

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

While Melbourne may be the first Australian city that comes to mind when it comes to liveability, John McGrath explains that locals actually rank the national capital as the best.

Shrinking families and an ageing population are changing Australian homes.

As we enter a new moderate growth cycle in Australian property, led by Sydney, here are 8 key things to know about the market in 2020.

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

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.