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  • Top 5 Popular Suburbs in Melbourne (2025) for Every Price Point

    Where are Buyers Buying in Melbourne in 2025? portfolio, we’ve compiled a data-backed list of the Top 5 Popular Suburbs in Melbourne — tailored to every budget often focus on value for money , liveability , and long-term potential — without stretching their budgets investment — now’s the time to act. 💬 Ready to Buy in 2025? What We Offer: ✅ Tailored suburb shortlists based on your goals and budget ✅ Access to exclusive off-market

  • Victoria Now Requires Auction Reserve Prices to Be Disclosed. Will It Stop Underquoting?

    Updated 6 Oct 2026 For decades, Melbourne property buyers have been turning up to auctions without knowing Under the new property price transparency laws introduced from 1 October 2026, estate agents selling What Are the New 2026 Changes in Property Auctions in Victoria? Case in point.. the recent tax changes announced in Budget 2026. From October 2026, Victorian buyers get to see that card before auction day.

  • Melbourne Property Prices Outlook - 2020 Feb

    The first batch of 3000 was released in Jan 2020, and it was 100% allocated within weeks! The second batch of 7000 was released in Feb 2020, and was meant to last till 30 June 2020. July and on - When 2021's allocation of 10,000 FHLDS is released, we could see First Home Buyers get

  • 2023 Monash Business Award Highly Recommended Award Winner

    short-listed into the Finalist and winning the "Highly Recommended" award at the Monash Business Awards 2023

  • What Properties Should You buy in Melbourne in 2023?

    The Melbourne property in 2022 was an interesting one. Official Cash Rates went from a low 0.1% to 3.1% by Dec 2022. The Melbourne Property market outlook for 2023 If you are thinking of buying properties in 2023, in a How do you buy Properties in a Buyer's Market like 2023? Wishing you a successful 2023.

  • Property Market update - Sept 2021

    Despite Lockdown 6 taking hold of the entire month of August 2021.property prices still managed to rise Over the 12 months to August 2021, Melbourne property prices rise "only" 13%, an average of 1% a month So, if you're in the market to buy your property, be prepared to pay 24% more than your budget, or 50%

  • 2021 Melbourne Most Liveable Suburbs

    Melbourne's top 20 liveable suburbs have been revealed by Corelogic. No surprises here, inner city suburbs takes the lead, due to their proximity to schools, shops, services, public transport and other convenience and amenities. Questions to ponder: While these have all the conveniences for owner occupiers, would you consider properties in these areas as an investment? Would you be buying in these suburbs? Top 20 most ‘liveable’ Melbourne suburbs Fitzroy Carlton East Melbourne Fitzroy North North Melbourne Princes Hill Collingwood Cremorne Carlton North Melbourne Windsor South Yarra Richmond Abbotsford Kensington South Melbourne Northcote Southbank Brunswick Flemington https://7news.com.au/news/melbourne/melbourne-most-liveable-suburbs-are-fitzroy-carlton-east-melbourne-according-to-report--c-4326260

  • Does the Property Clock Really Work? We Back-Tested It

    The 2026 market gives us another live example On 19 February 2026, Matusik published an update titled His assessment was that higher interest rates would dull the cycle rather than reverse it and that 2026 By September 2026, Cotality's national Home Value Index had fallen for six consecutive months. — Matusik Property Clock explanation, May 2024 Matusik Missive — The upswing isn't over, February 2026 Cotality — September 2026 Home Value Index Matusik Missive — Going Deeper, September 2026

  • Is There Anything Wrong With New House and Land Packages?

    Updated 26 October 2026 When it comes to house and land packages, opinions can be polarising. Post Budget 2026 tax changes, new builds are the only properties to buy, if you still want to keep the

  • First Home Guarantee Scheme. Should You Buy With the Scheme?

    Both buying in the same budget range. This also assumes they are buying with a $750,000 budget. Consideration 6: Where Can You Buy with the Budget? Now the curve ball. Where can first home buyers buy for the budget. a budget of $870,000 .

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