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From 1 January 2019 The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) will be removing it’s 30% limit on interest only lending by ADI’s who have provided assurances on the strength of their standards. APRA are still closely watching interest only loans…
Do you want to get on the property ladder and live where you want but the cost of living there is just too high for your budget? Want a flexible budget and take advantage of tax deductions to increase your…
First home owners and downsizers are the winners in the Budget – Note: These changes are proposals only and may or may not be made law. Here’s a quick summary of how it impacts our housing market. Please let us know if…
With home loan rates changing constantly in the market and our low interest rate environment, there’s an opportunity for you to save money on your home loan and invest it or spend it on what you really want. Many of…
Australian Property Monitors says: “The Canberra housing market continues to tread water, weighed down by a faltering local economy and concerns about public sector job shedding, due to a deteriorating federal budget. Prices growth is expected to remain subdued as…
According to Australian Property Monitors, “The Perth housing market can be expected to continue its upward trajectory of growth, with median prices to be at record levels sooner rather than later in 2013. First home buyers remain active in the…
Australian Property Monitors June Housing Market Report says: “Buyer activity in Adelaide remains subdued, reflecting the nature of the underperforming local economy where unemployment over April remained seemingly intractably high at 6.1 percent. Some positive signs from ABS home loan…
APM’s June Housing Market Report talks about Brisbane. “Positive signs continue to emerge that the nascent recovery in the Brisbane housing market evident over the past year may be sustained. The Brisbane economy now appears to be back in town,…
At its meeting today, the Board decided to lower the cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.75 per cent, effective 8 May 2013. Some Considerations were: • “The global economy is likely to record growth a little below trend…
Consumer confidence in the housing market has improved according to the RBA on the back of keeping the cash rate at 3% this month, inflation at just 2.2%, low unemployment and stabilisation of the US and European economies. The RBA…
