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As 2026 begins, brokers are facing what looks to be an exciting and demanding period ahead. We find out what they expect to see this year.

From multiple RBA rate cuts and major lender policy shifts to government-backed schemes supporting first home buyers and investors, we review the stories that got you clicking in 2025.

The Broker Daily podcasts this year have demonstrated what a massive year it has been for lending, with falling rates, record broker market share, and AI all benefiting the broking industry

The annual realestate.com.au Hot 100 list has been released, showcasing which Australian suburbs are expected to outperform in 2026.

Three cash rate cuts in 2025 have failed to ease the nation’s biggest financial stress, with housing costs once again topping the list of concerns heading into 2026.

Australians are being urged to double-check payments, deliveries, and deals this holiday season, with scammers expected to capitalise on the festive rush through increasingly sophisticated ...

Housing Australia has streamlined and rebranded its suite of social and affordable housing funding products in a move aimed at making it easier for applicants to navigate funding pathways ...

The Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) has announced the appointment of its next CEO.

Australians’ plans to buy a home are increasingly diverging across the country, with some seeing a surge in permanent rejection, according to new research.

ANZ will need to pay $250 million in penalties – the largest combined ASIC penalty ever secured against a single company – for widespread misconduct and systemic risk failures affecting the ...

Australian household wealth climbed strongly in the September quarter, with rising housing values reinforcing the central role property plays in household balance sheets.

Home seller profitability climbed to its highest point in over 20 years during the September 2025 quarter, a new report has revealed.

Non-bank lender MA Money has continued on its path of rapid growth, passing a major lending milestone just months after its previous record.

The federal government is setting aside $10 billion to deliver 100,000 new homes for first home buyers to purchase.

Australian farmers have shown their strongest appetite for investment since mid-2022, even as rising input costs continue to weigh on sentiment.