Category: Boom

In May 2025, national home values rose by 0.2%. Not a boom, but not a bust either. It’s steady. And that kind of consistency can be a great time to make a move — if you play it smart.
The generation debate is nothing new. Did the boomers have it easy with cheap homes and low costs? Or are millennials and Gen Z just bad with money and too soft?
A recent UBS survey asked 1,000 Aussie adults if they’d given or received money from family in the past year. Let's explore the results...
Over the past five years, Australia’s property boom has added more than $230,000 to the median dwelling value — that’s a 39.1% gain.
When news breaks that over $2.5 trillion has been wiped off the US stock market, it’s easy to panic. That’s about $4 trillion Aussie dollars—gone. All thanks to tariffs and economic moves that feel like Mr Trump is on a one-man mission to keep everyone on edge.
When the property market is booming, the excitement is real. Imagine buying a property for $650,000 and, within just 12 to 18 months, seeing it jump in value to $800,000.
Inflation has increased by 4%, Australia is in a cost of living crisis, and the major news headlines around the country never looked scarier for property investors. But, they aren’t telling the whole story. At Teach Me About Property, we believe in taking the long view, and also the data driven view. Here’s our reasons why it is still the right time to buy property - as long as you’re strategic.
Australia in an an affordability-driven boom. But what does that mean? An affordability-driven boom means significant increase in property market activity and prices, primarily fuelled by the demand for affordable housing. In this type of market, the message is clear, act act quickly and decisively.
A quick look at the highlights from the weekend at TMAP Land where property millionaires and action-takers shared insights on capitalising on the market boom.

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