Tej Gahlot

Melbourne’s Outer Suburbs Skyrocket: House Prices Jump Over 300% in 20 Years

Melbourne’s property landscape has undergone a remarkable transformation during the last two decades, with the outer suburbs emerging as the standout performers. Although the inner suburbs frequently attract media and investor attention, the latest data reveal significant capital appreciation realized by owners across the northern, western, and eastern growth corridors.  Kew East Takes the Crown […]

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Rent Money Isn’t Always Dead Money

The long-standing debate between renting and buying a home often dismisses “rent money” as “dead money”—an expense yielding no return. However, a strict “buy-at-all-costs” approach can overlook significant avenues for wealth creation as well as financial flexibility for individuals and businesses alike. While generations have been taught that homeownership is the sole path to prosperity,

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RBA Outlook Fuels Buyer Momentum Across Australia’s Property Market

Prior to anticipated rate cuts, buyers are acting swiftly: The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to cut interest rates soon, prompting many potential homebuyers to act more quickly. Experts think that a rate cut in July is likely because inflation is slowing down, exports are falling, and uncertainty around the world is growing. People

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June 2025 Property Update: Listings Drop Sharply, Prices Push Higher in Key Growth Markets

In June, the Australian residential property market tightened again. Listing volumes declined in most capitals, while asking prices continued to rise. The most recent data from SQM Research show that winter has caused a seasonal slowdown. However, in many areas, there is still less stock than usual, which puts more pressure on active buyers. Listings

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Australia’s Housing Market Forecast for Financial Year 2026

Many analysts think the value of Australian homes will keep creeping up through 2026. With borrowing costs drifting lower, wages holding steady, and first-time buyer incentives still on the table, the market looks surprisingly resilient.  A deep, nationally wound shortage of housing sits front and centre in most forecasts. Active buyers outnumber vacant listings by

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Can You Really Retire on Property in 10 Years?

In an era where financial independence along with early retirement are increasingly coveted, the question arises: Can you truly retire on property investments within a decade? This notion, while ambitious, is not entirely out of reach. The idea of retiring within a decade via property investment has garnered considerable interest. This concept, though ambitious, is

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Rising Home Prices Push National Average Above $1 Million

The residential property market in Australia has reached another record in the March 2025 quarter. Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics reveals the national housing stock is now valued at $11.37 trillion, a quarterly upturn of $130.7 billion that highlights the sector’s remarkable momentum. In tandem with this valuation advance, the mean price

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