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Buying in 2026 - How the $10,000 First Home Owner Grant works
The First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) provides a payment of up to $10,000 to help eligible first home buyers buy or build a new residential property.
Don't leave a home open without asking these questions
Before you leave, take the opportunity to ask a few key questions. This could help avoid surprises and decide whether the property is right for you.
Go local for your property market info
When looking at property news it’s important to consider the source of the information and the publication it’s featured in.
Vasco Horta still loves the buzz of the deal - Agent Spotlight
Vasco came to the industry after a long career in sales, marketing and small business ownership, with property always a part of his life.
Storm damage on homes under offer - where do you stand?
The winter months in Perth can bring about wild weather. What do you do if your home is under offer and storm damage occurs?
Will the Federal Budget really improve intergenerational inequity
When you look beyond the political spin, the changes will do little for first home buyers and could increase the competition with investors.
Ask yourself these questions before choosing your first suburb
REIWA President Suzanne Brown said first home buyers should take time to understand both the market and their own priorities before making an offer.
Buying in 2026 - Understanding the 5 per cent Deposit Scheme
The scheme is designed to help eligible first home buyers buy a home sooner with a smaller deposit.
What to check before engaging a buyers agent
For buyers who are time-poor, unfamiliar with an area, relocating to WA or buying sight unseen, a buyer’s agent can help make the process easier.
You cannot be evicted with no grounds
Let me be very clear. A tenant cannot be evicted without legal grounds and due process.
Renovate or relocate, what makes more sense
At some point, many homeowners start weighing up the same question: Do we improve the home we have, or move somewhere that suits us better?
When a disaster like Cyclone Narelle damages your rental home
Once it is safe, contact your landlord or property manager as soon as you can. Let them know what has happened and keep a record of any damage.