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Something interesting is happening in Australia’s property market, with auction clearance rates only telling part of the story. Auctions work best when several motivated buyers compete for the same property, creating urgency and pushing prices higher. But as buyer demand has softened in 2026, that competition has become harder to generate. New Domain research shows...

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You may have spent decades building your superannuation, carefully chosen who should inherit your assets and even prepared a legally valid will. Yet when you die, your super could still be distributed differently from the way you intended. That is the uncomfortable message from new research suggesting approximately 15.7 million Australians do not have a...

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What if the greatest threat to your property investment success isn’t choosing the wrong suburb, paying too much or getting your timing wrong? What if it’s your inability to remain disciplined when the headlines become frightening, the forecasts turn gloomy and everyone around you starts questioning whether property is still a good investment? Over the...

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Australia’s cities are changing quickly. With population growth, housing shortages, shifting demographics and climate pressures, new expectations around how people live are all reshaping the development landscape. Property developers, because of this, are now dealing with an unusual mix of opportunity and risk. The demand for new housing is undeniable, particularly in establishe...

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If you could step back into Australia in 1981, you would recognise the country, but much of everyday life would feel surprisingly foreign. Australia was younger, smaller, less diverse and more traditional. Families were larger, manufacturing played a much bigger role in employment, overseas travel was a luxury, and the typical worker was more likely...

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