Explore Victoria’s top regional property markets – Mornington Peninsula, Yarra Valley, and Ovens Valley – and discover which offers the best mix of affordability, lifestyle, and capital growth potential for buyers.

Many buyers believe they can nominate another purchaser after signing a contract without consequence. But nominations can trigger stamp duty, breach financing conditions, or even lead to rescission rights. Here's what every Victorian buyer should know.

Frankston is on the brink of a major urban shift, introducing 4,000 new homes and towering structures up to 16 storeys. Learn what this means for residents, homeowners, and prospective buyers.

If you're the underbidder at an auction and the property passes in, your best chance to secure the home may come after the gavel. Here's how to take control and what to know before you negotiate.

Many Victorian buyers overlook the importance of lodging a caveat after signing a contract. Here's why that decision could cost you everything.

A practical guide for Victorian property buyers and sellers on how financial adjustments are calculated at settlement. Covers rates, rent, water, legal compliance, and real-world pitfalls.

An SBO in a planning report isn’t just bureaucratic jargon—it may affect your ability to build, extend, or develop. Learn what an SBO really means and why buyers should always read their planning reports carefully.

Thinking of buying property in Australia as a foreigner? You’ll need FIRB approval, possibly pay extra stamp duty, and navigate recent rule changes. Here's our comprehensive breakdown of what foreign buyers can and can't do in Victoria.