First home buyers

Homes are taking longer to sell in some parts of the market, what does that mean for potential buyers?

The 2026 Federal Budget includes housing and tax changes that may affect how first home buyers save, borrow and compete in the market.

The 2026–27 Federal Budget includes tax cuts, housing measures and cost-of-living support that may affect borrowers, investors and first home buyers.

If your mortgage repayments are starting to feel harder to manage, acting early can give you more options, support and flexibility.

Sydney is softening, while other markets continue to grow. See where buyers are shifting, what the data says, and how to plan your next move.

Earlier cuts have now been reversed following three consecutive RBA rate rises in 2026. Here’s how borrowers, buyers, and investors are responding as conditions shift again.

Borrowers are weighing fixed versus variable rates, with the RBA delivering 3 consecutive rate hike.

With the June 30 deadline approaching, Queensland first-home buyers are weighing up a $30,000 incentive against tight price caps, limited stock and rising borrowing costs.

Buying with someone else? Understand joint tenants vs tenants in common, and how each structure affects ownership, control, and what happens if circumstances change.

Learn how conveyancing works, from contract review to settlement and what to expect at each stage of your property purchase.

Understand how lenders assess your home loan using a serviceability buffer and what it means for your borrowing power and approval.

Younger Australians are approaching property differently. From flexibility to long-term costs, here’s what’s changing, and how to navigate it when buying a home.

Many Australians assume you need a high income to buy property, but income is only one part of the equation. Understanding borrowing strategy and loan options can help you plan your next step.

For many Australians, the biggest barrier to buying a home isn’t just saving a deposit, it’s knowing where to start. Here’s how to move forward with clarity and confidence.

Think an interest rate hold means you’re out of options? Here’s what it really means for your mortgage and why it still matters.

If interest rates increase in 2026, mortgage repayments, borrowing power, and property decisions could be affected differently depending on your situation. Here’s what to know.

Compare the 5% Deposit Scheme, Help to Buy and Aussie Boost to understand how each works, where they differ, and what you may be eligible for.

Learn how to bid with confidence at Australian property auctions. Get expert auction strategies from leading auctioneer Damien Cooley..

Thinking of breaking a term deposit to buy your first home? Learn the trade-offs, risks and how an Aussie Broker can help you weigh up your options.

From deposit to settlement, buying a first home in Australia takes time. Find out the average timeline and how Aussie can support your journey.

Buying your first home? This checklist covers the 10 key steps to get from savings to settlement, including deposit options, loan prep, government support and expert broker tips to guide your next move.

Looking to buy with a smaller deposit? From 1 Oct, the 5% option becomes available for eligible buyers, with increased maximum home price limits in every state.

Thinking of DIY conveyancing to save costs? Learn the risks, legal steps, and when it's smarter to hire a pro. Expert tips from Aussie.

Looking for Marrickville vibes without the price tag? These Inner West suburbs are worth a closer look.

This legendary Inner West suburb blends easy lifestyle, character and long-term growth, and it’s only getting better.

Discover how Aussie Buyer’s Agents helped real buyers beat the competition, buy smarter, and save thousands with expert support and strategy.

Saving for a deposit taking longer than expected? A deposit bond could help you secure a property sooner, without the wait.

Your credit score can shape your home loan outcome. Here's what affects it and how to take control.

Need to provide tax returns for a home loan? Start here.

From July 1, eligible buyers in QLD can apply for a shared equity scheme that makes it possible to buy a $750K home with just $15K upfront.