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Canberra’s Rezoning Shift: How “Missing Middle” Housing Could Reshape Suburbs, Create More Choice and Open New Opportunities for Buyers, Homeowners and Investors

Canberra’s Landmark Rezoning Reforms Could Transform Residential Living and Create New Opportunities for Home Buyers, Property Owners and Investors As the ACT Government Introduces “Missing Middle” Housing Reforms, Established Suburbs Could Welcome More Townhouses, Duplexes, Terraces and Low-Rise Apartments—Expanding Housing Choice While Supporting Sustainable Urban Growth, Better Affordability and Stronger Community Development Canberra’s housing landscape […]

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Melbourne Property Market 2026: Why Fewer Homes Are Being Listed and What It Means for Buyers, Sellers and Investors

The Melbourne Standoff: Why Fewer Homes Are Hitting the Market — And What It Means for You The Melbourne Property Market Is Changing The Melbourne property market has entered a new phase. Instead of rapid price growth or a flood of homes for sale, we’re seeing a more balanced environment where many homeowners are choosing

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The Glenloch Eviction Story: What Renters, Buyers, Sellers and Investors Can Learn

An elderly renter’s eviction has sparked national conversation. Beyond the headlines lies an important lesson about housing security, property ownership, and responsible investment in Australia. Editor’s Note This article is inspired by reporting published by ABC News Australia regarding an elderly renter in Glenloch, Victoria. The article below provides general commentary and property insights for

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Melbourne Property Prices 2026: Why Some Vendors Are Cutting Asking Prices by Up to 30%

What It Means for Buyers, Sellers and Investors Recent reports have highlighted that some Melbourne property owners are reducing their asking prices by as much as 30% in order to attract buyers. While this may sound alarming, it does not mean Melbourne’s property market is collapsing. Instead, it reflects a market that is adjusting to

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Where Have All the Rentals Gone? Victoria’s Investor Exodus Explained

Hundreds of Rental Homes Are Disappearing as Landlords Sell Up. Here’s What It Means for Renters, Buyers, Sellers and Investors. Quick Summary A Changing Property Market If you’ve been searching for a rental property in Melbourne or anywhere across Victoria recently, you’ve probably noticed it. There are fewer rental homes available, rents remain high, and

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Why Doing Nothing Could Be the Biggest Property Mistake of 2026

As Melbourne’s property market settles into a slower pace, the people who keep moving forward may gain the biggest advantage. Introduction Property markets often create two types of emotions. When prices are rising quickly, people fear missing out. When markets slow down, people fear making the wrong move. In 2026, Melbourne finds itself in a

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The New Auction Reality: What Happens After the Hammer Doesn’t Fall?

Many of Melbourne’s best property opportunities now happen after the auction ends. Here’s how buyers, sellers, and investors can take advantage. INTRODUCTION For years, Melbourne auctions followed a familiar pattern. A crowd gathered outside a property. Buyers competed fiercely. The auctioneer called for bids. The hammer fell. A sold sticker went up. Simple. But today’s

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The Great Melbourne Property Reset: What Buyers Can Still Afford in 2026

The $382,000 Pivot: How Rate Rises Are Quietly Reshaping Melbourne’s Property Map For home buyers, investors and sellers — discover why affordability is redefining Melbourne’s property market and how smart buyers are adapting to the new reality. For years, Melbourne buyers followed a familiar path. Save a deposit. Borrow as much as possible. Buy a

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Why Thousands of Melbourne Families Are Moving Further North in 2026

More space, newer homes, and connected lifestyles are reshaping where Melbourne families choose to live. For many years, buying a home in Melbourne meant choosing between affordability and lifestyle. If you wanted a larger home with a backyard, you often had to move further away from the city. If you wanted convenience and established infrastructure,

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The Million-Dollar Reset: Why Melbourne’s Median Price Drop is a Recalibration, Not a Retreat

$993,000: The Price Point That’s Testing Nerves and Revealing Opportunity By RAVS Property Insights The headline has landed with the weight of a cultural moment: Melbourne’s median house price has slipped below the $1 million mark. Let that sink in for a moment. The seven-figure threshold—a psychological fortress that has defined Melbourne property for years—has

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