Guides for Victorian buyers
Process, market context and buyer education for Victoria. Practical guides on off-market access, Section 32 reading, stamp duty, auctions, and how BuyerHQ matching fits beside portals and buyer's agents - without inventing suburb claims.
Bridging finance in Melbourne: when it works and when it doesn't
Bridging loans cover the gap between buying a new home and selling the current one. In a soft sales market, that gap can become expensive.
Investment property tax deductions in Victoria: the comprehensive list
Victorian property investors miss meaningful deductions every year. Here's the comprehensive list that actually applies in 2023.
A buying strategy for Melbourne 2023
Starting 2023, the working strategy for a Melbourne buyer should look different from the playbook that worked in 2021.
Melbourne property 2022: the year the cycle turned
2022 was the year the Melbourne property cycle turned, the rate environment normalised, and the post-pandemic distortion finally unwound.
Melbourne spring 2022: the market the late-cycle headlines missed
Spring 2022 in Melbourne was widely reported as soft. Beneath the headline, three specific segments traded very differently.
Stress-testing your Victorian mortgage at 7%
Major bank serviceability assessments now apply a 3% buffer to the loan rate. Borrowers should run their own numbers at higher stress levels.
Melbourne mid-2022: the cycle is turning
Mid-2022 marked the inflection point in Melbourne's property cycle. The signals were clear in the data but slow to register in behaviour.
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