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Across Australia’s capital cities, auction clearance rates have remained below 60 per cent for six of the past eight weeks, with buyers increasingly “hesitant to move in uncertainty”, ...

With tax changes looming and lender appetite tightening, brokers are being warned that many finance pipelines may be overstated heading into the new financial year.

For anyone flying into Canberra Airport this week, it will be hard to miss this Sydney broker’s message.

As multibillion-dollar loan fraud concerns continue to be investigated, lenders are increasingly accessing a centralised exchange to check suspicious loan applications in Australia.

Australian home buyers are among the most cautious globally when it comes to the use of artificial intelligence in property transactions, according to new research from Cotality.

Australian businesses are facing the highest level of late payments in six years as rising interest rates, energy costs, and weaker demand pressure cash flow, according to CreditorWatch data

New data has shown that households have begun prioritising savings despite the continued rocky economic outlook.

A new partnership between broker and agent has promised to improve the efficiency of the mortgage and real estate ecosystem.

Electric vehicle sales have reached record highs in Australia, according to a newly released report by the International Energy Agency.

As the market becomes increasingly competitive, brokers have been urged to focus on trust, referrals, and strategy to build sustainable lead pipelines.

Non-bank lender ORDE Financial has appointed a new national distribution manager as the non-bank lender continues to expand its broker distribution capability.

Major aggregator AFG has welcomed a new partnership manager for NSW, promoting from within for the role.

In a first for Australia, a digital asset fintech has been granted a credit licence by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, pushing crypto-backed lending further into the ...

New data suggests investment activity is beginning to falter, with brokers warning the budget could fundamentally reshape investor behaviour.

Self-employed Australians and small businesses are growing increasingly concerned about the impact of the federal budget’s proposed tax changes, according to a national survey of brokers