We've been told that Spring is always the best time to sell your home - but is it? Do selling cycles still exist, and do we even care? We speak with Hannah Richards from Buxton Realestate and PropTrack Senior Economist Eleanor Creagh to see whether Aussies still abide by 'selling seasons', or if the Covid pandemic has forever changed the way Aussies buy and sell property.

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The 'emotional tax' is a levvy people often place on their own homes due to what it means to them - which leaves them upset and confused when it's valued at a lower price. Along with Carla Fetter, Director at Jellis Craig, and Chris Reeves, Head of Consumer Marketing at realestate.com.au, we discuss why sellers might need a reality check before going to market, as well as how to get an idea of what your home is worth without getting a formal appraisal.

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Stamp duty is a controversial topic - not helped by the lack of Federal guidance around this divisive tax. With the help of Director and COO of BresicWhitney, Will Gosse, and PropTrack Senior Economist, Angus Moore, we examine the pros and cons of stamp duty and how it plays a part in property transacting - and what it could look like moving forward.

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Selling your home off-market can leave more than $60,000 on the table - we speak with Matthew Everingham of Richard Matthews Real Estate and PropTrack Senior Economist, Paul Ryan, about why off-market sales are risky business as well as the financial gains that can be made by listing your property online.

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Finding a home that ticks all the boxes is tough, especially as our wants and needs have shifted so drastically post-pandemic. In this episode, we speak with Sophie Whittakers, General Manager at Austin Maynard Architects and PropTrack Economist Anne Flaherty about what buyers are looking for in a home, and how we can make our existing homes more adaptable for years to come.

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Buying a house now is tougher than decades ago - but is it too tough? We examine what 'affordability' really means when it comes to buying houses and who can actually afford to do so in the current climate. And more importantly, what Australia's future looks like in terms of accessibility.

With special guest Angus Moore, Senior PropTrack Economist, and Dean Mackie CEO of DiJones real estate agencies.

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Our PM grew up in public housing and has made big promises about building more homes but, so far, the government’s efforts have stalled - we look at just how big the issue of under supply of social housing is set to become in just a few years - and what we can do about it. Guests include Anne Flaherty PropTrack Economist and Roberta Buchanan from Melbourne based charity Launch Housing.

Find out more about Launch Housing and Melbourne Zero initiative.

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What does sustainability really mean for those on the average wage? Is it more about making homes cheaper to live in? What are some of the newer ways of making homes more comfortable and efficient? We look into how sustainability can save the planet, and our wallets with experts Phillip Oldfield and Anthony Lillis.

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There is an estimated 12 million spare bedrooms sitting vacant across Australia. Is this part of the solution to the current housing crisis? Philip Lowe seems to think so... We go into the practicalities of opening your home up to strangers and whether those who need the income are the ones in a position to do so. Guests include senior PropTrack economist Paul Ryan and Community Manager of Flatmates.com.au Claudia Conley

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How does Australia's love of their furry friends affect the way they buy/sell/rent and build? And how does it affect how much they're willing to spend? We look at the trends and data, chatting to Mark Di Giulio from Barry Plant and an realestate.com.au industry expert Sam Noakes around what pet lovers want, what they should look for and what they should know about the laws around pet ownership.

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