Benn Dorrington is a property journalist at REA Group. With a focus on construction and real estate, Benn covers a range of topics including social issues, homelessness, and ESG, while also delving into health and education themes. He has been featured in MAS Country, Mortgage Choice, and REA Group Ltd.
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Benn Dorrington's focus is primarily on the real estate industry in Australia, with a specific emphasis on housing market trends and government announcements. If you have insights or data related to property prices, home building, rental markets or any relevant government policies within the Australian real estate sector, it could be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Benn Dorrington
Australia's most in-demand suburbs aren't your usual suspects, as homebuyers shift their searches to emerging locations offering affordability and lifestyle.
Homebuyers can save a fortune by looking at ‘sister suburbs' that are offering the same convenience and proximity to the city but as much as 200% cheaper than their more expensive counterparts.
Australia's international student enrolment cap debate is an ‘absolute mess' that's weighing heavily on universities and student housing providers, industry experts say.
By: Benn Dorrington
The Greens will vote for the Albanese government's Help to Buy and Build-to-Rent housing bills, ending a long-running standoff that the government hopes will help homebuyers and renters.
By: Benn Dorrington
Australia could be set for a sizzling summer property market, as the prospect of potential interest rate cuts in 2025 revs up buyers and their homeownership dreams.
By: Benn Dorrington
Melbourne home prices have slipped again, falling to the fifth most expensive capital in Australia after Adelaide overtook the major city in November.
By: Benn Dorrington
Almost 15,500 new homes were approved for construction across Australia in October, the highest number of approvals since December 2022
By: Benn Dorrington
Thousands of new rental apartments have hit the market in recent months, as Build-to-Rent (BTR) operators open their doors and add desperately needed housing supply across the country.
By: Benn Dorrington
Federal housing and homelessness minister Clare O'Neil says the Albanese government is focused on getting more homes built quickly across the country after getting its big-ticket housing plans through parliament.
By: Benn Dorrington
"Feel the fear and do it anyway," is the approach that’s helped propel Karuna Mazzocchi into leadership within Australia’s male-dominated real estate industry.
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