For new investors or home buyers looking to get into the market, it might well be worth considering rentvesting.

Property prices across the country have continue to slow down, with the latest data from CoreLogic showing national values declined 1.3% in the last month.

When it comes to renovating your property, the costs involved can very quickly add up. Just how expensive the project is going to be, really comes down to the scope of what you’re trying to do. Painting a few walls and updating the carpets is a very different undertaking to adding another storey to a house.

Price growth across the country has continued to slow down last month with the latest CoreLogic Home Value Index (HVI) showing that values dipped -0.6% in June.

While many people assume the property market across the country rises and falls in sync with one another, the reality is that the values in each state, and even each suburb move at slightly different rates.

Housing markets across the country continue to see slowing rates of growth while on a national level, prices fell by -0.1% according to new data from CoreLogic.

There’s no doubt that one of the key drivers of the incredibly bullish 2021 property market was interest rates sitting at record low levels.

This month, the RBA has come out and raised the official cash rate for the first time in more than a decade.

Property prices across the country saw another increase in value last month, however, the rate of increase continues to slow down.

The 2022 Federal Budget had a key focus of reducing the cost of living with rising housing prices and increased rents becoming a common issue for many Australians.

The renovation boom has been in full swing over the past 12 months, with many homeowners opting to use the rising market to tap into equity and do a home renovation.

Property prices across Australia have continued to move higher in March led by the smaller capital cities.

Demand for housing in regional Australia has seen unprecedented levels of demand over the past few years.

The roaring housing market in Sydney and Melbourne has started to slow down, while growth remains incredibly strong in Adelaide and Brisbane.

If you have a property owner, and have been for a number of years, there's a good chance that your property has appreciated in value throughout that time, which means you can access that newly created equity.