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As clearance rates plateau and the $835k median hangs in balance, new investors must weigh the competing returns of apartments and standalone homes in 2025's tougher landscape.
Canberra's auction clearance rates have fallen below 65% this quarter. We analyse why properties fail to sell and what sellers can learn.
Compare off-the-plan and established homes for Canberra first home buyers. Explore stamp duty concessions, ACT grants up to $20,000, and which option suits your timeline.
Canberra's mental health experts confirm what neuroscience has long shown—regular physical activity is one of the most powerful tools for managing anxiety.
From toddlers to retirees, swim programs across the ACT are proving that water-based exercise is the low-impact, high-reward fitness choice for all ages.
Canberra's scenic trails offer the perfect setting to combine movement and mental clarity—here's how to get started.
From parkrun to corporate step-offs, community fitness events are reshaping how Canberrans stay active—and connected.
From diagnostic services in Woden to research opportunities through ANU, Canberra residents have growing access to professional sleep health support.
A $2.18m waterfront sale reshapes expectations for mid-winter trading, even as broader clearance rates slip below the 65% benchmark.
As market forecasts shift, Canberra property seekers are abandoning the sidelines—and it's already visible in auction rooms and negotiation tactics across Gungahlin and Belconnen.
Canberra's tech sector is growing 18% annually. Discover what digital skills employers demand and how to stay competitive for in-demand roles across the city.
From upgraded netball courts in Belconnen to the expanded hockey precinct in Lyneham, Canberra's investment in infrastructure is reshaping local competition.
From Olympic-standard pools to suburban ovals, the ACT's investment in sports infrastructure is opening doors for thousands of young athletes and weekend warriors.
As interest rates stabilize and federal investment priorities shift, understanding the economic signals behind local funding is crucial for entrepreneurs in the nation's capital.
New zoning decisions and infill policies are pushing renters toward inner suburbs—but affordability gains remain uneven across the territory.
From Tuggeranong to the Parliamentary Triangle, locals are ditching the gym for guided trails and community strolls—and data shows the shift is real.
As median rents in the nation's capital hit $2,100 per month, we examine how Australia's purpose-built city compares to peers like Dublin, Singapore, and Vancouver.
From Tuggeranong's parkrun culture to summer heat challenges, here's how to choose a fitness venue that fits Canberra's unique climate and lifestyle.
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