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How low will prices actually fall?
Banks, economists and industry insiders have predicted that Australian house prices will collapse by as much as 30% in the wake of the pandemic. But is this truly accurate – and how can we genuinely forecast just how low prices will fall?
Is the economy ready to exit hibernation?
While many feared Australia could be stalled for months on end, economists now suggesting the worst is already behind us

Understanding the growing risks for borrowers
Heads of MFAA and FBAA encourage heightened caution for those looking to purchase property during the pandemic
No 'pandemic pricing' for property – yet
While those currently selling property may fear lower sales prices, experts say there's no need for panic selling just yet

Public submissions shed light on ASIC’s rem review proposals by Otiena Ellwand
They reveal the ongoing friction between banks and brokers, and the industry forum’s daunting task ahead
Battle of the generations by Julia Corderoy
Australian Broker investigates the dwindling number of young first home buyers and whether Generation Y do, in fact, have it harder than any generation before them
Brexit: boom or bust? by Julia Corderoy
Britain has voted to leave the European Union. Now what? Australian Broker investigates what the Brexit means for the global and Australian economies, and how it could affect brokers
Ease up, APRA? by Julia Corderoy
As annual growth in investment lending slides, Australian Broker investigates whether APRA should reassess its 10% annual growth limit
2016 federal budget round-up by Julia Corderoy
The Federal Budget has been announced and the industry has weighed in. So what does the new budget mean for brokers, their clients and the market in 2016?
Brokers on notice in interest-only crackdown by Julia Corderoy
Corporate regulator ASIC has announced a new review into the mortgage broking sector, focusing on a broker’s responsibilities in regards to interest-only lending