First Home Buyers

Nearly a third of all first home buyers have been supported by a government guarantee, according to new data.

Working towards a mortgage can be tough for a young Aussie. Below is some advice to help make the biggest investment a little smoother.

With first home ownership difficult for many Australians, a new shared equity tool aims to help, AMP and proptech Bricklet have announced.

Nearly 5,000 properties were taken to auction last week, reaching a new record high, but clearance rates continue to decline.

The aggregator has released an analysis of almost 4,000 suburbs that require a median deposit of $100,000 at most.

A Future Made in Australia demands more than first home grants – it needs start-up zones and bold tax breaks, writes Puneet Singh.

Rates up, house prices down — but home buyers and investors are “jockeying” for an advantageous marketplace position, says CoreLogic economist Tim Lawless.

The Queensland government’s newly announced Boost to Buy scheme will help reduce the burden of saving for a deposit for first home buyers.

In this episode of Broker Daily Uncut, hosts Phil Tarrant and Jack Campbell discuss the importance of brokers meeting the needs of their clients, especially those entering the market.

The Morrison government has released its federal budget for the new financial year, including a range of initiatives targeting home ownership.

Young Aussies are finding it exceedingly harder to enter the property market. Two organisations have discussed means for breaking down barriers and increasing support for first home ...

More than 4,000 properties were taken to auction last week, but the clearance rate has fallen to below 70 per cent, according to CoreLogic.

A home-buying start-up has announced that a couple are the first clients to own their home outright under its rent-to-own model.

The first steps for e-conveyancing reform and regulation will roll out from early 2022, according to a ministerial statement.

New government analysis has shown that across regional NSW and Tasmania, the bottom 40 per cent of income earners can afford up to a tenth of homes for sale.