Property Investment News | Australia

NSW landlords who knowingly allow their premises to be used by tenants to sell illicit tobacco or vaping products could now face one year of imprisonment or fines of up to $165,000.

Investors have found a golden opportunity in Darwin, with values soaring nearly 20 per cent in the past year as the city catches up following a period of underperformance.

Australia’s housing market may be nearing a downturn, with rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions reducing home owners’ borrowing power and dampening buyer demand.

A dodgy builder in Victoria’s east has been convicted and fined more than $32,000 after an illegal renovation made a home unliveable and left a single mother in emotional and financial distress.

Most career switchers fail in real estate not because of a lack of drive, but due to underestimating how different the industry really is and how long it takes to find their footing. Here’s how to make a successful leap and build a lasting career.