I was ‘Danned’ last week by Premier Dan Andrews’ 5-day Victorian lockdown and during that time I reflected on the implications of Victoria’s struggles with quarantining and the Coronavirus.

With house prices surging and first-time property buyers potentially squeezed out, can the booming stock market be the way to beat these property blues?

The Reserve Bank Governor is talking up house prices, saying interest rates won’t rise until at least 2024. I say he’s wrong, dead wrong and secretly he wants to be wrong!

House and unit prices are on the upward move, but they vary from area to area. What areas are performing well?

Expert says property prices are on the rise. And two Nobel prize winners show you how to become an auction winner!

The question is: can a 10% fall still happen?

Freehold believes there will be opportunities for investors in the real estate debt sector as long as the focus is on quality because quality can vary significantly across loans and project sponsors.

When one person loses, someone’s a winner. And it should be those first homebuyers in the market for properties now being rejected.

Seriously consider these 7 important factors when weighing up whether an Australian unlisted direct property fund is right for you.

ScoMo is looking to hit the recession for a six by giving home renovators a $40k gift to tart up their homes and give tradies work. Howzat?

The Coronavirus hasn’t spooked Australian stock investors. In fact, they’re piling into stocks and shunning property.

People of the left have failed to learn the Bill Shorten lesson on May 18 last year: Australians are good-hearted capitalists. Are these doomsday mugs aware of the economic implications of their dreamy nightmare?