First Home Buyers Australia (FHBA) are pleased to announce that we have redesigned our website and created some more exciting features, helping first home buyers achieve the Great Australian Dream of home ownership. We have listened to our readers and…
As the end of the 2018 financial year is already here, it is a good idea for first home buyers to refresh themselves with what your State Government is offering in terms of grants, exemptions & concessions. Whilst only a…
Hotspot in Focus: Parramatta (often referred to as the ‘Second CBD of Sydney’) The Parramatta area, which is now covered by City of Parramatta Council represents one of the most exciting and dynamic parts of Sydney. The area is currently…
Last month we launched our new monthly ‘FHBA Property Market Update’, designed to keep first home buyers right across Australia informed with what is going on in the property market (including matters that could impact your deposit saving, property planning…
At FHBA we are passionate about helping aspiring first home buyers buy their slice of the great Australia dream. Two of our most FAQs when it comes to buying your first home is ‘Do I have enough to buy my…
Hotspot in Focus: Nollamara Nollamara is a suburb located only 10kms north of Perth, Western Australia. It is situated in the local government area of the ‘City of Stirling’. Disclaimer: This article is general nature and should not be relied…
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has commenced 2018 by leaving the official cash rate on hold at 1.50% during their first rate review meeting for 2018. The cash rate has now been on hold since August 2016. We explore…
Hotspot in Focus: The Camden Council The Camden Council is a local government area in the Macarthur region, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. The area is located southwest of the Sydney CBD. In the 2016 census, the…
FHBA Property Market Update 11/December/2017 With 2017 coming to a close we take a look at where first home buyers have been buying. This and much much more in your weekly FHBA Property Market Update. Around this time last year,…
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) ended their last cash rate review board meeting of the year the same way as all other board meetings in 2017 – by leaving the official cash rate on hold at 1.50%. We explore…