Armadale Suburb Profile
Armadale is one of Melbourne’s most understated and elegant suburbs.
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John Brumby Cashes in on Stamp Duty From Sale of Former Home
Victorian State Treasurer John Brumby can expect to collect more than $52,000 in stamp duty from the sale of a Footscray home he used to live in.
Read moreAscot Vale Suburb Profile
Ascot Vale is in inner-city suburb about 6 kilometres north-west of the Melbourne CBD.
Read moreAshburton Suburb Profile
Ashburton is a leafy suburb about 14.5 kilometres south east of Melbourne.
Read moreAshwood suburb profile
Seventeen kilometres south east of Melbourene, Ashwood is bound by Ashburton, Burwood, Mount Waverley and East Malvern. Its nearest train
Read moreBalwyn & Balwyn North Suburb Profile
The leafy suburb of Balwyn, and the neighbouring suburb of Balwyn North, are located about 16 kilometres east of the Melbourne CBD.
Read moreBayswater and Bayswater North Suburb Profile
The suburb of Bayswater and neighbouring suburb of Bayswater North are located about 35 kilometres east of the Melbourne CBD.
Read moreTop Ten Suburbs to Watch This Spring
THE Spring sale season has begun!
And with real estate prices just shy of their 2001 peak, Spring 2006 might be the season for new records.
Where do industry insiders say we should be looking?
Read moreBeaumaris Suburb Profile
The bayside suburb of Beaumaris is located about 23 kilometres south of the Melbourne CBD, around the 115 hectare Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary and Beaumaris Bay – a small part of Port Phillip Bay.
Read moreRental Crisis Spurs Property Investor Boom
Melbourne’s 284,000 renting households are finding themselves caught between a rock and a hard place.
On the one hand vacancies for rental properties are at an all time low 1.7% – and landlords know it. This is especially true in inner city suburbs such as Carlton, Richmond and South Yarra, where vacancy is just 1.5%.
Read moreMore Women Buying Property
Footloose and fancy free female seeks accountant, bank lender and real estate agent – for date with financial security.
That’s right, girl power is ripe in Melbourne’s real estate game, and it’s a trend that doesn’t look like slowing any time soon.
Agents say the days of women waiting for a man to get into the property market are gone. Waiting for blokes, especially those that have their act together, costs money – and smart girls aren’t waiting around to watch opportunity pass them by.
Read moreRenter generation could be here to stay
For many renters, high prices are turning the great Australian dream of home ownership into exactly that – a dream, writes Marc Pallisco.
Melbourne’s 284,000 rented households have a very big decision to make this year – plan ahead to buy, or risk being muscled out of the market.
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