Australian Money Forum

US banking regulators are examining whether mortgage companies broke rules when foreclosing on hundreds of thousands of homes.

WESTFIELD Group is reported to be selling a stake in its Stratford City shopping mall for pound stg. 750 million ($1.2 billion).

THE National Broadband Network Co will cover the costs of rewiring old apartment blocks to ensure they can connect to the service.

WESTFIELD is in talks to sell up to a 50 per cent stake in a shopping mall slated to become the gateway to the 2012 Olympics, a report says.

IT was supposed to be one of the biggest weekends of the year for the Melbourne property market.

MORE than 1700 homes will be on the sale blocks for today's auction market Super Saturday.

AMALGAMATED Holdings Limited is exiting the troubled Dubai market, selling its Middle Eastern cinema interests for $79 million.

REAL estate agency accused of repeatedly under-quoting house prices suspended and risks losing its licence.

BUSIEST day of the year for auctions but despite the hype, clearance rates are still falling.

TURNING a near-derelict 1890s Victorian cottage into a dream home was always a potential renovation nightmare for Michael and Mary-Louise Hay.

COST blowouts, termites and broken relationships are just some of the pitfalls of doing up your home alone.

AS the real estate industry enters the home stretch for 2010, there are still mortgagee sales washing through the Gold Coast prestige market.

RISING dollar has halted the rush of overseas money into nation's residential property market.

IT'S meant to be a plan to help first-time buyers into the housing market, but many haven't heard of it.

WORRY for first-time buyers as prices set to soar by 20 per cent in Perth, Sydney and Adelaide.

"HANGOVER effect" from first buyer grant and rate hikes means people are struggling to buy, experts say.

THE rewards for property investors are usually worth the risks, but there are plenty of traps to avoid.

DARWIN and Canberra remain the most expensive Australian cities to rent a home.

CITY's families spend more of their income on repayments than those in London and New York.

RESERVE Bank executive says lower rental yield means there's a limit on how far house prices go.