Borrower

A new survey has shown mortgage holders are cautiously optimistic, eyeing global tensions and the election as possible rate cut triggers.

The volume and value of new loans have fallen from the December quarter, reflecting a strong spring selling season in 2024.

New research commissioned by an industry association has reportedly found that hundreds of thousands of Australians could access affordable home loans with a lowered serviceability buffer.

The share of first home buyer loans, along with annual growth, has become increasingly prevalent in the state, new data has shown.

Stress among mortgage holders has dropped to levels not seen since 2023 following the February rate cut.

Housing affordability is shaking up once-safe Labor and Coalition seats, with young voters turning to independents, an analysis has revealed.

A report has revealed that housing affordability remains dire across Australia, with massive deposit gaps locking out first home buyers.

While the latest household spending figures point to a rebound, it may not be enough to tip the scale amid economic uncertainty.

Home loan approvals rose year on year during the March quarter, with four states leading the charge.

As the federal election nears, investors are once again facing negative commentary for “cashing in”, while in reality, two-thirds of Australian landlords are experiencing negative cash flow