Vivien Topalovic is a Journalist at Energy. She focuses on the intersection of construction and real estate, covering topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and PropTech. Vivien's work has been featured in Australian Brews News, Showcasing Australasia's No, The Australian Pipeliner, Mortgage Choice, and REA Group Ltd.
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Building is booming in this state capital, and two inner-city suburbs are proving particular hotpots.
Add as a preferred source on Google According to new research, removing a planning rule wouldn't just lower apartment prices - it could also unlock thousands more homes.
From inner‑city hubs to lifestyle precincts, these suburbs across Australia's major cities are emerging as leaders in the apartment surge.
By: Vivien Topalovic
From curved walls to arched openings, Mediterranean‑style living is winning over Australian buyers. These builders are making the look achievable in new home designs.
By: Vivien Topalovic
Add as a preferred source on Google For the first time in Australia, an entire neighbourhood is being built exclusively for first-home buyers, with hundreds of allotments fast-tracked in Adelaide's north.
Add as a preferred source on Google South Australia's move to scrap stamp duty for downsizers is already gaining traction, with hundreds of buyers eyeing new homes and apartments.
By: Vivien Topalovic
Building approvals slipped for a second straight month in April, but industry leaders say the data doesn't tell the whole story about where housing supply is heading next.
By: Vivien Topalovic
A faster approval pathway for townhouses in one state has shown how popular this type of home can be – under the right circumstances.
By: Vivien Topalovic
Western Sydney International Airport has an official launch date, and it's already driving a wave of new housing across Sydney's south‑west.
By: Vivien Topalovic
When it comes to first impressions, timeless facade styles are still winning over Australian homebuyers.
