Latest by Nila Sweeney

6 ways to succeed during a recession (and become a confident and knowledgeable investor)

If you're confused, uncertain and even frightened about the property market in Australia, you're not alone. Most investors feel that way. They also feel angry and even betrayed.

Getting a top mark - investing near universities

It's been tempting of late to search for a recession-proof investment to carry one through tough economic times.

Overcoming analysis paralysis

Right! This is it. Time to buy an investment property. I'm really going to do it. I'll just get the quarterly sales figures for these 30 suburbs. Better make that 50 suburbs. Hang on, there are some hot spots up north. I'll check those out as well. Mustn't forget the yield figures, vacancy rates, city-wide infrastructure reports, planning codes, crime stats... This is going to take a while; I'd better get a cup of tea.

Exit strategies

Rate hike may spur activity in the housing market

Population boom to cause critical supply shortage

Adelaide property developer tops Young Rich list

ACT tops the most affordable list

Number of auctions drops, but clearance rate remains sky high

Exit strategies

Navigating a seller's market

Rate hike expected: Is it too late to fix your loan?

Investing in holiday homes by Nila Sweeney

Fastest Growing Rentals

Green shoots or false hopes?

Sydney growth approaching boom levels

Property price growth dent affordability

New Zealand house prices to climb 11% next year

Auction clearance rates jump in Perth and Brisbane

Market Report Queensland (August 2009)

Auction clearance rates fly in Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne

Reserve Bank warns on credit fuelled property bubble

Who won this year's Mortgage of the Year Awards?

7 selling tactics to get top price

Rate your broker!

Upgraders spark recovery in Perth

Market Report New South Wales (July 2009)

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