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From October 1, 2025, major changes to the Home Guarantee Scheme will make it easier for First Home Buyers to enter the property market—with higher property price caps and no income limits. No place or income limits: Any Australian first home buyer with a 5% deposit can apply Higher property caps: Supports buyers in areas
Where to Start?Building a home is a major commitment, so it’s important to be sure it’s the right decision for your family. The process can take months or even years, so plan carefully and arrange temporary housing for the construction period. Where to BuildLocation, location, location – it is the most well-known real estate saying.
You need less space but more amenities If you’re tired of the constant upkeep of a larger home and find your outdoor space too extensive to manage, consider the benefits of a smaller, low-maintenance property. Not only will it free up your time and energy for more enjoyable activities, but it can also reduce stress
The question of whether to upgrade or renovate parts of your home before selling is one that’s a major consideration for many vendors. It goes without saying, that when selling a property everyone wants to make money on the investment. Sometimes that involves renovating to maximise your return. But which renovations are worth it when
Renting can make you feel like your home is simply a temporary place to rest your head – but an interior stylist says there are a few DIY ways to make your new pad feel cosy and homely. Making a new rental feel like home is all about personalising the space and creating a comfortable
Moving into a new home can be downright chaotic, but with these handy tips, you can turn the chaos into calm. Just arrived at your new home and overwhelmed by boxes, bags and bubble wrap? There’s no need to panic. With a bit of planning and some handy hacks up your sleeve, you’ll have your
1. PRICEFirst, determine your price range. Wait to list your “must-haves” until you know what you can afford. 2. LOCATIONYou can’t change a house’s location. Consider safety, schools, amenities and proximity to family and friends. 3. HOUSE FEATURESA house’s layout matters as much as its square footage. Don’t skip the home inspection! 4. CONDITIONExpect to
Buying a property isn’t just a matter of opening realestate.com.au on your phone and scrolling. You need to put lots of thought into it before you even get to that stage. 1. Where to start if you want to buy a house The most obvious place to start is to determine whether you can afford
In a rapidly evolving financial climate, many first-time investors might be questioning if the timing is right to buy – here’s how to tackle your concerns. When you’re think of investing, the doubts can creep in quickly: Do I have enough for a deposit? Will I pick the right property? Can I actually afford this?