The call to abolish stamp duty in favour of a broader tax on all Australians could actually push up property prices and make it harder to by a home.

We are starting to see the COVID-19 pandemic impact our real estate markets, however, this has not yet translated to lower house prices.

We're starting to see some impact from the COVID-19 on property markets, due to a drop in consumer confidence and weaker economic conditions.

Australians are living through one of the most significant economic upheavals in our history. How will COVID-19 affect our property markets?

What will the coronavirus panic do to our property markets? Are they going to crash like the stock market has? Is Australia headed for a recession?

Australia’s housing markets rebounded strongly last year and this strength has continued into 2020. Let's take a closer look.

Australia's housing-market rebound continued over the last month, led by strong price growth in our two big capital cities, Melbourne and Sydney.

After struggling for two years, the Australian housing markets are on the up, delivering positive growth for four months in a row.

There is no doubt about it. Our property markets have turned the corner. Here's a round-up of what's happening across Australia.

After a two-year slide, the latest stats show we're at or near the bottom of this property cycle. Here's a breakdown, state by state.