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All property stories from Canberra.
Canberra off-the-plan apartment risks explained. Gungahlin and inner-north projects offer price locks but carry construction delays, market shifts, and hidden costs for first-home buyers.
How Canberra property investors use negative gearing and depreciation claims to offset tax. Understand the strategy, risks, and whether it suits your portfolio.
Canberra first home buyers can enter the market with 5-15% deposit. Learn LMI costs, ACT grants, and strategies to afford the $835k median.
Gungahlin and Belconnen emerge as affordable alternatives as first-home buyers seek value in underpriced pockets.
The Lawson brings exclusive amenity-rich living to the ACT, mimicking successful models from Melbourne and California.
Shane Anderson's vision reshapes Canberra's housing market. The Lawson project shows how one developer anticipated demand before the market caught up.
Major mixed-use developments and apartment complexes reshape Canberra's fastest-growing region, creating new opportunities for investors and first-home buyers.
With the ACT median hovering near $835k, first home buyers need every advantage—and Canberra's grant landscape just shifted.
As investors flee the crowded growth corridors, savvy buyers are discovering affordable family homes and strong rental yields in established suburbs like Pearce and Garran.
Developers reveal timelines for major housing projects across Gungahlin and Belconnen as the ACT grapples with chronic undersupply and median prices at $835,000.
With the median ACT house price hovering near $835,000, the federal government's First Home Loan Deposit Scheme offers a pathway for eligible buyers to enter the market with just 5 per cent down—here's exactly how it works.
With vacancy rates below 1%, Canberra's rental market has become so competitive that first-home buyers are abandoning the sidelines—and pushing house prices further out of reach.
As buyers flee crowded inner suburbs, a lakeside pocket in Gungahlin is posting double-digit growth and reshaping who can afford Canberra's best lifestyle.
Rising insurance costs and extreme weather anxiety are forcing agents and sellers to disclose environmental vulnerabilities—changing where the city's $835k median buyer is willing to commit.
Strong bidding in Gungahlin and inner north suburbs pushes clearance rates higher, with several properties fetching $50,000-plus premiums over expectations.
New builds offer grants and depreciation, but established homes in Canberra's growth corridors provide immediate equity—here's what first-timers need to know.
New transport corridor unlocks dormant land in Mitchell and surrounds, triggering developer interest and affordability gains for first-home buyers priced out of inner suburbs.
With rental vacancy rates at historic lows, desperate renters are turning to purchase as the only viable path to stability—but affordability remains elusive for first-home buyers.
With Canberra's median house price sitting at $835,000 and rental yields under pressure, local property investors face a critical question about portfolio timing.
With clearance rates holding steady and median house prices hovering near $835,000, buyers need a sharper playbook to win at auction in the ACT's competitive corridors.
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