Finance & Property
HomeHub brings you the latest information on finance, real estate trends and tips on buying and managing your property.
Volatile housing markets perplex homebuyers
Australia’s two-speed housing market continues to perplex first home buyers and investors alike by causing ongoing fluctuations in an already unsettled market. Recent data... Read More
Tiny house trends
Also known as the ‘small house movement’, the tiny house movement advocates downsizing to a diminutive home – generally around 500 square feet (46... Read More
Australia’s first homebuyers take the plunge
It’s been a long time coming, but it looks as though the Australian housing market is finally opening up to allow first homebuyers to... Read More
What do higher US interest rates mean for Australia?
In March, the US central bank – the Federal Reserve – lifted its federal funds rate target and forecast at least two more increases... Read More
Hamptons 101: your go-to design guide
Bringing to mind a mix of coastal charm and sophisticated luxury, Hamptons-style home design remains a winner amongst Australian homeowners. Whether it’s the classic... Read More
Conveyancer versus Solicitor – which one is right for you?
Property transactions are one of the biggest deals you’ll make in your lifetime. It involves a lot of meetings, paperwork, planning, and negotiating to... Read More
Top 3 renovation mistakes and how to avoid them
With the huge increase in property prices in recent years, many Australian homeowners are taking advantage of low interest rates and increased equity in... Read More
Reno boom will see more Aussies spend big on their homes
More homeowners Australia wide will improve rather than move over the next three years during a predicted renovation boom fueled by low interest rates,... Read More
Is a self-managed super fund right for you?
Investing with a self-managed super fund, or SMSF, is one option to grow your super, but it’s also a tricky one. As you and... Read More
Will the cash rate budge in 2018?
With its considerable direct and trickle-down effects on the Australian economy, particularly interest rates and inflation, it’s no wonder The Reserve Bank of Australia’s... Read More
