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Rising rents make it harder to save for a home.

The modest type of housing where rents have soared

Landlords are asking tenants to find hundreds of dollars more a week for the same properties than they were a few years ago.

  • Elizabeth Redman

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Property is an expensive asset to get in and out of – there are a lot of added costs to buy, and to sell.

Is buying a home really better than renting?

Ask yourself these questions before you jump into homeownership.

  • Paridhi Jain
Aris Dimos from Fyve.

‘Focus on the north shore and east’: Developers deserting western suburbs

One developer used to build in Liverpool but its newest acquisitions are in Northbridge and Rose Bay.

  • Mostafa Rachwani
Developers have submitted several building proposals to replace older residential blocks in suburbs such as Potts Point with luxury apartments.

The divisive plan to bulldoze 80 units to ‘make way for millionaires’

Developers want to raze a landmark building and replace it with high-end apartments. The local MP reckons they’re “having a laugh” at the housing crisis.

  • Megan Gorrey
My housemates and I lit candles to get around the house, but they did very little for the cold.

Candles don’t quite cut it in a powerless share house

Like the electricity in our 100-year-old home, the supply of housing is more scarce than we think.

  • Millie Muroi
Rathdowne Village

Locals love this strip, but some of its most famous stores are leaving

Rathdowne Village remains as charming as ever, but concerns are growing as some of its renowned businesses move on.

  • Gemma Grant
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My partner and I are separating. Should I keep renting or try to buy a property?

Owning your home certainly provides greater peace of mind.

  • Paul Benson
It’s nothing new – property prices in Perth are still climbing.

Low supply, elevated demand keeps Perth house prices at record high

Cotality’s latest data has revealed Perth was only second to Darwin for dwelling value growth through July.

  • Holly Thompson
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The type of negatively geared landlords who lose the most money

Some owners of an investment property are losing $6900 per year, but others have managed to lose less.

  • Caroline Zielinski
Video taken by tenants shows the ceiling separating from the wall at this home. The tenants were evacuated the next day.
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The day the wall and ceiling separated

Video taken by tenants shows the ceiling separating from the wall at this home. The tenants were evacuated the next day.