FHBA Market Update: 14/August/2017 In today’s FHBA Market Update we take a look at how Australia’s immigration program impacts housing affordability, why 1 in 3 people are ‘giving up’ on owning property, how first home buyers are slightly pushing back, our…
FHBA Market Update: 22/May/2017 Is it just us or was the federal budget a big let down on housing affordability? Based on what we have seen, on social media, while the budget should help first home buyers ‘a little bit’,…
FHBA Market Update: 18/April/2017 As you often read in our weekly FHBA Market Updates, Australia’s two capital cities are currently witnessing large property price growth and they have been for a few years now. While no one can always accurately predict what will occur…
FHBA Market Update: 11/04/2017 If you believe all the talk in the media and Mr Morrison’s pre-budget speech, the government will finally act on housing affordability at the May federal budget. However, the government, for now, is keeping close to…
Earlier this afternoon the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board decided to leave the cash rate on hold, at a record low of just 1.50%, yet again. The RBA noted: Business confidence is above average Australia’s economy is benefiting from a rise…
Earlier this afternoon the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board decided to leave the cash rate on hold, at a record low of just 1.50%. It was the last RBA’s first board meeting for the year. The RBA noted: That other developed economies…
Welcome back to the weekly FHBA Market Update. This is our first edition of 2017. The new look FHBA Market Update is a great source of information to keep you informed with market conditions and news that effects first home…
Earlier this afternoon the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board decided to leave the cash rate on hold, at a record low of just 1.50%. It was the last RBA’s last cash rate board meeting for the year. The RBA noted in…
Earlier this afternoon the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board decided to leave the cash rate on hold, at a record low of just 1.50%. It was the first RBA board meeting with new Governor Philip Lowe in charge. The RBA noted…
Earlier this afternoon the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board decided to leave the cash rate on hold, at a record low of just 1.50%. The RBA noted in their press release that “inflation remains quiet low” & so does wags growth. In relation…