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:D Don't mock our beloved bechside Frankie. It's lagged so far behind its only possible direction is up. Those who laugh last laugh the hardest.

You and I were a lot younger in the 80s! Usually, the best jobs tend to go to youngish, energetic people. I have some highly talented friends who work in IT. They are in their 50s and struggle to find work when their younger compatriots are highly sought after.

That Melbourne property will rise is fait accompli. . We don't need the boffins at RP Data to tell us that. But what suburbs will outperform? That's the hard question. Earlier this year RP data listed 10 suburbs - mostly unfashionable low-end laggards - that they claimed would outperform...

During the 80s, the Australian economy was a lot worse off than it is now. Unemployment and inflation were a lot higher and stickier than what they are today. Didn't stop the property market from rocketing to new (and sustainable) highs. Somewhat perversely, a slowing economy is good for...

July 2014 has to be one of the best months in Melbourne's 137 year property history. According to RP Data, last month's price increase of 3.7% (in just one month!) is a sign of more good things to come. If it can be sustained, this equates to a potential 44% gain for the oncoming year...