InsideFinance

No concern over building approval falls

ABS data shows reduced home loan approvals for first time in three months but economists are not concerned.
Read More

No big rush on grants

Australia's housing market has not seen a last minute rush in first home buyers, despite the grant winding down from next month.
Read More

Housing markets watch and wait

As the first home owner boost is set to be reduced gradually back to the original level, the housing market is getting nervous.
Read More

Record number to own first home

First time home owners set new record as new data shows 200,000 Australians are expected to own a home for the first time this year.
Read More

Why the decline in housing finance?

A dip in home loan approvals during July indicates that first home buyers are less keen to buy.
Read More

No worries at Aussie

Aussie Home Loans boss John Symond says people will not necessarily be worse off when the First Home Buyers Grant is cut later this year.
Read More

Slow but steady first home buyer market

Monthly breakdowns indicate the amount of people taking advantage of the more generous grant is shrinking.
Read More

Rush over for first home buyers

Numbers fall as increased grant winds down
Read More

Smiles all around in Queensland

Queensland is enjoying strong growth in the property maket, spurred on mainly by first home buyers.
Read More

First home buyers less prevalent in market

New ABS data shows less first home buyers in the market.
Read More

First home buyers cautious over grant

According to a new survey only 6.2 per cent mentioned the grant as motivation to buy.
Read More

Lower numbers of first home buyers

The rush of first home buyers seen earlier this year appears to have slowed down, according to new data.
Read More

FHOG boost keeps law firms busy

Law firms have announced an increase in workload since the Australian Federal Government's decided to extend the boost to the first home owner grant f...
Read More