Depending on which headline you read this week, Perth is either Australia's most resilient property market or a boom that's finally running out of steam.
Most Australians who invest in property think about houses and apartments. Commercial property barely registers as an option, partly because it sounds complex and partly because the entry points seem out of reach.
Less than a decade ago, buying property meant buying close to where you worked. For most Australians, that meant a capital city, a long commute, and a price tag that reflected both.
Depending on which headline you read this week, Perth is either Australia's most resilient property market or a boom that's finally running out of steam.
Most Australians who invest in property think about houses and apartments. Commercial property barely registers as an option, partly because it sounds complex and partly because the entry points seem out of reach.
Less than a decade ago, buying property meant buying close to where you worked. For most Australians, that meant a capital city, a long commute, and a price tag that reflected both.
Depending on which headline you read this week, Perth is either Australia's most resilient property market or a boom that's finally running out of steam.
Most Australians who invest in property think about houses and apartments. Commercial property barely registers as an option, partly because it sounds complex and partly because the entry points seem out of reach.
Less than a decade ago, buying property meant buying close to where you worked. For most Australians, that meant a capital city, a long commute, and a price tag that reflected both.
