FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brisbane’s auction clearance rates fell to their lowest level since 2008 in early October 2026. That sounds alarming, but most homes in Brisbane still sell by private treaty and prices remain higher than a year ago. The data points to a cooler, more balanced market rather than
No single broker suits everyone and that is fine. Here is a plain checklist for judging how a broker is paid, how many lenders they compare, how they explain trade-offs and what happens after settlement.
There is no single lender that suits everyone. This is a plain English way to sort through online home loan providers, using your deposit, your income and the features you actually need.
A lender looks fast when the application is simple and the valuation automated. Here is what really decides how quickly you get a yes, why a quick pre-approval can fall over at settlement and the checklist worth running first.
Four calculators do most of the work when you compare home loans and a handful of numbers do the rest. Here is what each one tells you, what it misses and how to compare two loans on total cost.
Brokers arrange most Australian home loans, yet few borrowers know how their broker is paid. Here is how to choose a Brisbane broker, what it costs and the questions to ask before you sign.
Median house prices can vary greatly from suburb to suburb. Here’s the local data worth checking before you buy, from price growth to vacancy rates.
Brisbane’s minimum block size dropped to 120sqm in some areas and rose to 600sqm near transport. Here’s what it means for buyers, owners and your finance.
