If you read a property headline last week, you would be forgiven for feeling a bit ill.
National home values fell 0.9% in August. That read more
The best offer often comes first. Why Griffith sellers should listen when the market speaks
Here’s a scenario we’re seeing more and more in Griffith right now. A home hits the market. Within the first fortnight, a strong offer lands read more
Why Griffith’s Rental Market Is Turning Heads and What It Means For You
With the new financial year now underway, there’s a question we’re hearing a lot around Griffith right now, is property still worth it? Our answer? read more
Should You Renovate or Sell? How Griffith Homeowners Should Think About This.
It is one of the most common conversations we have with Griffith homeowners.
The house feels like it needs something. Maybe the kitchen is dated. read more
Sell First or Buy First? The Griffith Changeover Dilemma – Solved
If you own a home in Griffith and you’re ready to move – whether you’re upsizing, downsizing, or just making a change – there’s one read more
Your Home is Working — But Is It Working Hard Enough?
If you’ve owned your home in Griffith for a few years, there’s a good chance you’re sitting on more equity than you realise. And while read more
Why Winter Is Actually One of the Best Times to Sell in Griffith
There’s a myth that’s been circulating in real estate circles for decades: don’t sell in winter. The thinking goes that buyers hibernate, properties look dull, read more
End of Financial Year Property Strategies: What Griffith Owners, Investors & Buyers Should Be Thinking About Right Now
With the end of financial year just five weeks away, there’s no better time to take stock of where you stand in the Griffith property read more
What the 2026 Federal Budget Means for Property
Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivered the 2026–27 Budget on 12 May 2026, framing it as a “housing budget.” The reforms are wide-ranging and affect investors, first read more
RBA Raises the Cash Rate to 4.35%: What It Means for Homeowners and Buyers in Griffith
The RBA has raised the cash rate to 4.35%, the third increase in 2026, and we know it’s not what anyone needed to hear right read more