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Five years on, after buyers paid deposits for 80 per cent of its planned apartments, the STH BNK project in Melbourne’s ...
Hopeful Melbourne homebuyers will need thousands more in income by 2026 just to keep up, as experts share what a rate cut might mean for buyers. New modelling based on figures from KPMG show that ...
Today, a massive placard that declares “Australia’s Tallest Tower is Coming” remains the most visible sign that something is ...
In 2025, KPMG expects house prices to rise by 3.3% in Sydney, 3.1% in Brisbane, and 3.5% in Melbourne. Unit prices are expected to add 5% in Sydney, 4.7% in Melbourne and 4.1% in Brisbane.
More companies are offering staff the option to bring their children into the office during the school holidays, saving them ...
KPMG Chief Economist Dr Brendan Rynne has weighed in on the latest unemployment data for March. New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics revealed the unemployment rate for March remained ...
Australia’s capital cities are home to a record 18.4 million people after their populations swelled by another 430,000 residents over the past year.