Australia’s property obsession has continued into 2022 with 12.6 million Australian’s visiting realestate.com.au each month on their search for their next property to call home.

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Metals experts and analysts from around the world have reacted to the on-going Russia-Ukraine tension by saying any escalation would have a negative impact on global metals markets.

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The year 2021 ended with an increase in prices, although under the influence of Covid, this was not a sure thing at all. The drastic rise in prices is felt mainly in Budapest.

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Narrowly beaten by NFTs to become Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year, the Metaverse has had a meteoric rise over the last few months. It was only last October that Facebook’s name change to Meta was received with derision and memes, but now nearly every company is scrambling to have a part to play in what Mark Zuckerberg believes is the next iteration of the internet. Recent months have seen a scramble for virtual real estate, with property prices soaring as celebrities, companies, and investors gamble on the future of the Metaverse.

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Another stark decline in available, affordable rental properties across the country is placing more pressure on people at risk of homelessness and contributing to rising monthly numbers in emergency accommodation.

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Earning money often means having to hustle. But that’s not always the case.

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City office rents in the key markets of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are unlikely to rise until at least 2023 despite signs of improved demand after falling as much as 18 per cent over the past two years, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

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