Rowan Crosby

New research reveals the scale of Australia's short-term rental sector and what it would take to regulate it effectively.

Brian Schottenheimer is selling his McKinney property for $3.8 million ($AUD5.9 million) to move closer to the team's training facility in Frisco.

When Darren Piper took a holiday in late 2016, he couldn't stop thinking about one thing – becoming a buyer's agent.

As Sydney and Melbourne lose momentum, Brisbane's housing shortage, Olympic infrastructure pipeline, and record-low supply are creating a new growth cycle that may prove to be in its early stages.

Ray White's chief economist warns that fewer property transactions mean less stamp duty revenue and reduced spending across finance, trades and retail sectors.

Removing negative gearing on established properties is a win for developers, but experts say investors should be wary of jumping on the new-build bandwagon without considering fundamentals.

Five weeks of weak results signal buyer demand has softened faster than the last correction, though improving inflation data offers some relief.

A new analysis suggests the structural tailwinds behind Australia's property boom have exhausted, with tax changes adding further pressure to the market outlook.

Most agents spend their careers trying to win every listing they can. Matt Lancashire took the opposite approach - deliberately turning down properties below a certain price point to build a luxury brand.

Danny Grant explains why agents who treat the current market as an opportunity, will dominate the next market cycle - and the specific skills that separate survivors from casualties.