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Does your home need an email address
One idea doing the rounds on social media is surprisingly simple: give your home its own email address. We break this down.
Bond disposals - the reality has not lived up to the hype
Consumer Protection has informed REIWA it can take eight weeks from when a dispute over the bond is lodged for an initial review.
Buying your first home in 2026 - Could the government help buy part of it
Help to Buy may make home ownership more achievable for some buyers, but it is different from a grant or loan guarantee.
Three strikes and you are out
The RTA reforms propose a range of grounds the government considers acceptable. One of these includes termination for repeated breaches.
The return of subject to sale offers
Subject to sale offers can work very well for buyers, but if you plan to make one, you need to understand the 48-hour clause.
The ATOs top 10 tips for investors this tax season
Property investors are being encouraged to check their records and understand what they can claim, with the ATO releasing its 2026 Investors toolkit.
Celebrating our property managers
REIWA has over 2,150 members who are property managers, and I’d like to take this opportunity to acknowledge their work on the front line.
We should not be celebrating the loss of rental properties
A reduction in supply is not good news. There will always be people who need or want to rent and fewer rental properties will not benefit them.
Should WA be worried about falling auction clearance rates
Auction clearance rates may make headlines, but Perth’s low auction volumes mean the figures should be read with caution.
Buying your first home in 2026 - Using super to save for your deposit
Some first home buyer support helps you buy with a smaller deposit. Some come in the form of a grant. The FHSS works differently.
What recent changes in the market mean for sellers
You will need to revise your expectations and price your property for today’s market, not what you might have received three months ago.
Price matters, but so do your conditions
When a property feels like the one, it’s easy to focus on one question: how much should I offer?