Antonietta Nguyen, 57, of Brisbane, used the funds to pay for personal travel, luxury goods and college tuition.

Apartments are now outperforming houses in price growth across most of Australia’s capital cities — but Melbourne buyers aren’t convinced.

A $120-million tower has been filed as a report indicates more than half the Gold Coast's proposed apartment projects are at ...

WA Sports Minister Rita Saffioti confirmed the test would again coincide with the WA Day festival on November 22 and 23, which looks to have found a permanent home in November despite the actual WA ...

Changing buyer behaviours in Australia’s capital city markets have driven demand outward for property located on the ...

A new Domain report has exposed a significant mismatch between what buyers are courting and what the market is actually ...

Investors in units have seen their assets appreciate, with over 60 per cent of apartment markets nationwide recording median ...

A 3.37ha greenfield site at Rochedale has sold to CFMG Capital for $11 million as demand for development-ready land in ...

Australia has fewer homes per adult than most of the developed world. First Sentier Investors Head of Global Property ...

Limiting potential purchasers to a single cohort, HIA argues, could undermine the economic feasibility of some of the ...

While Sydney remains Australia's most expensive market, with luxury homes starting at $4 million some of the biggest movers ...

Plans have been approved for micro apartments in Perth, offering living spaces the size of two carpark spaces.