Understanding why a property is sold off-market helps buyers better interpret the seller’s motivations. In part 1 of this series, learn the types of off-market properties and why some choose to sell off-market

The Australian property market has been on a roller-coaster over the past few years, marked by record-breaking price booms, a sudden cooling, and a recent cautious optimism.

Buying a home in Australia’s competitive property market – especially in sought-after areas like Sydney’s Sutherland Shire – requires both strategic insight and savvy negotiation.

Buying a property in Australia can be a complex journey, especially for first home buyers and upgraders aiming to make their next move.

Buying property is one of the biggest financial decisions most Australians will make in their lifetime.

As we head towards 2026, there’s a definite shift in the air when it comes to the property market — and Sydney is right at the centre of it. Whether you’re thinking about buying, selling, or just keeping a close eye on the market, it’s worth understanding some of the key forces that are starting to align and could drive prices upward over the next 12 months.

Building and pest reports are a critical part of due diligence and can save you from costly surprises after settlement. However, not all inspection reports are created equal, and we’ve seen firsthand how relying on the wrong inspector can lead to serious issues being missed.

We’ve seen a concerning trend over the last few weeks: more buyers are rushing into property purchases without performing basic due diligence.

Whilst family/friend support is invaluable, relying solely on them for advice may not always be the best approach, particularly when the topic at hand requires specialised knowledge or expertise.