Anthony Klan

Sydney

Investigative Journalist at Freelance

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Articles

Perth property market likely immune from Trump's economic chaos

2 weeks ago | apimagazine.com.au | Anthony Klan

The Perth property market has knocked the lights out in recent years — and a combination of tight supply, strong migration and relative affordability means the party’s not over yet, experts say. Since 2020 Perth dwelling prices have soared by more than 75 per cent — more than any other capital — and the fundamentals point to continued growth, albeit at a slower pace. “Perth is still experiencing the highest amount of migration in the country,” says Scott Townsend, Director, Perth Property Buyers.
Adelaide, nation's strongest property market, to kick more goals in 2025

1 month ago | apimagazine.com.au | Anthony Klan

A shortage of stock, nation-leading rental growth, and healthy ongoing buyer demand — from both locals and out of state investors — are continuing to fuel Adelaide’s residential property market. House and unit prices in Adelaide grew faster than any other capital over the past three months, according to CoreLogic, and while growth is slowing, experts say fundamentals remain strong.
Sydney's top end takes a big tumble but property prices elsewhere prove resilient - latest residential news - API Magazine

1 month ago | apimagazine.com.au | Anthony Klan

Sydney's top end takes a big tumble but property elsewhere proves resilient Sydney's luxury properties have taken a price hit despite the rest of the residential real estate market in the city proving particularly resilient at the moment.
Canberra's 10 best and worst property markets, and wildly divergent 2025 expectations

2 months ago | apimagazine.com.au | Anthony Klan

Canberra’s housing market was one of 2024’s worst performers amid surging listing and new apartment supply, but with the ACT election out of the way and rates headed south, things are starting to stir, experts say. Dwelling values in the nation’s capital fell 0.4 per cent over the year to December, against national growth of 4.9 per cent, according to CoreLogic.
Warren Mundine's uranium company a failure after 20 years

2 months ago | independentaustralia.net | Anthony Klan

The value of Warren Mundine’s international “uranium exploration” company has crashed by half as it bleeds millions of dollars a year of investor funds. Investigations show Aura Energy — of which anti-Indigenous Voice campaigner Mundine is a director — has never made a cent of profit in its 20-year history. That’s despite the ASX-listed company publishing positive announcements over two decades. Investors have lost over $55 million dollars to date.
Massive fines await real estate professionals in breach of new money laundering laws

2 months ago | apimagazine.com.au | Anthony Klan

The Federal Government must launch education services for real estate agents and other property professionals if it wants compliance with its new anti-money laundering laws, says the Real Estate Institute of Australia. Real estate agents and other property industry professionals will face potentially massive fines from 1 July 2026 if they fail to comply with the new laws, passed late last year.
Queensland property boom moves from Brisbane to regional north

Jan 21, 2025 | apimagazine.com.au | Anthony Klan

The regional Queensland property market is continuing to soar, as the tail end of the national property boom works its way out to smaller centres. In north Queensland’s Townsville, home values have surged 27.2 per cent in the past 12 months, while in Central Queensland’s Gladstone prices have soared 27.1 per cent, according to CoreLogic. The ten best performing regional Queensland markets performed even better than the top ten markets in regional Western Australia, where prices have rocketed.
Guide Dogs hits $1 million a year slump over Frydenberg scandal

Jan 14, 2025 | independentaustralia.net | Anthony Klan

Donations to Guide Dogs Victoria have plunged by more than $1 million a year since the Josh Frydenberg political advertisements scandal last Federal Election, investigations show. In each of the last two financial years, donations to the embattled charity fell to $4.9 million, down from above $6 million in each of the two years before the scandal broke.
Brisbane’s 10 best and worst property markets, and what to expect in 2025

Dec 3, 2024 | apimagazine.com.au | Anthony Klan

House prices have fallen in some of Brisbane’s most exclusive suburbs, in signs the city’s red hot property boom may slowly be winding to an end. Median house prices in the blue-chip, inner riverside suburbs of Hamilton, West End, New Farm and Yeronga have all fallen over the past 12 months, as revealed in data from the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ).
Airbnb crackdown in full swing but varies widely between states

Nov 28, 2024 | apimagazine.com.au | Anthony Klan

Property investors seeking supercharged returns from short-term rentals are facing a new round of headwinds, with new laws kicking off in Victoria and Western Australia on 1 January. After years of stuttering starts, and at times hollow threats, the ‘Airbnb’ clampdown is in full swing, with many Australian states — and increasingly local councils — getting serious about policing the shot-term rental accommodation sector.