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A good article from the MFAA on when and why to refinance. The most common reason for people to refinance their mortgage is to get a better deal and lower rate. But be careful you don’t become interest rate-fixated. Your…
Property investors should always be on the lookout for the locations where the greatest potential for capital growth lies. Some of the signs of potential future growth are: new infrastructure such as new roads and transport, redevelopment of retail centres,…
At its meeting today, the RBA decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 2.5%. Good time to look at your mortgage. Give us a call and we can do this for you. Full commentary is below: “Growth in the…
Australian Property Monitors says “Darwin remains a housing market on the move, driven by an influx of workers and a shortage of accommodation, pushing up rents and prices. The latest unemployment data indicates that, similar to Perth, the Territory is…
AMP says “The Gold Coast remains on track for a modest revival in buyer activity, following a prolonged period of subdued activity, similar to other major housing markets in South-East Queensland that tend to move in sync. The performance 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…
