We often receive the question: "Should I purchase an investment property by myself or with my partner?"

It is official, Australia is in the first recession in nearly 30 years. Although, this recession is different to any before it.

Property investing can be a very complex process for some.

Residential auction activity around Australia is picking up, highlighting the strength of residential property as an asset.

The Albion Park Rail Bypass is an exciting new upgrade to the existing Princes Highway, which has been funded by the NSW government.

Some key life lessons can be learned from going through the property investment process.

Recent findings from RealEstate.com.au reveal that Australia officially has 46 new million-dollar suburbs as of 2020.

The most common question among investors is which type of property performs best, a new property, or an old property?

Choosing the right builder for a new home build is one of the most crucial steps in the process to ensure the home performs well.

A positively geared property is an asset that will generate more rental income over expenses.

Eligible first home buyers could access stamp duty exemptions on new homes worth up to $800,000.

Every property investor is different with different goals, risk profiles, budgets, and overall strategies.

Australia’s residential property markets have stabilised over the past couple of month with most indicators pointing to rebounding.

One of the major changes in the way Australian's live over recent decades is the gentrification of our suburbs. What is gentrification?

Are rental vacancies rising and rent prices falling?

Can you predict property cycles? To assess this let's break down the fundamentals.