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After a slowdown in early 2025, investors are returning to Western Australia’s regional property markets, attracted by high rental yields of around 9–11 percent in mining-linked towns such as Karratha, Port Hedland and Broome. These areas offer strong rental demand because many properties are leased to mining companies, government departments, and associated contractors, providing stable […]

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A recent report published by The Australian Financial Review (23 February 2026) highlights a critical milestone in Australia’s housing market: there are now effectively no affordable houses for first home buyers in any capital city. Entry-level prices in Sydney exceed $1 million, with similar affordability stress evident across Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. The article […]

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The Minns Labor Government has delivered three new social homes in Shellharbour using Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), with a fourth home scheduled for installation by April 2026. Image source: Homes NSW The project demonstrates how modular construction can significantly reduce delivery timelines, with each home completed in an average of 14–16 weeks from development […]

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Australia’s property prices are expected to continue rising through 2026, though growth is forecast to be more measured and uneven than in recent years, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. Economists and housing analysts cited in the report point to population growth, strong underlying demand and a persistent shortage of housing supply as the main forces […]

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Australia’s housing shortage is emerging as a key barrier to filling more than 120,000 mining jobs, according to the Yahoo Finance. Despite strong demand and competitive wages across the resources sector, the lack of available and affordable housing—particularly in regional and mining-adjacent areas—is preventing workers from taking up roles they could otherwise enter “off the […]

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Australia’s housing market is expected to enter a more subdued phase in 2026, with property price growth forecast to slow across most capital cities, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. While prices are still forecast to rise overall, economists and major banks predict that affordability constraints, the prospect of interest rate changes and stretched borrowing […]

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Pistis Group is pleased to announce its appointment as the Exclusive Strategic Partner of the Export Council of Australia (ECA) in Vietnam. This appointment marks an important milestone in strengthening trade, investment, and strategic collaboration between Australia and Vietnam. As the exclusive partner in Vietnam, Pistis Group will represent and support ECA’s initiatives in Vietnam, […]

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Pistis Group Pty Ltd is proud to announce that it is appointed as the Exclusive Sales Agent for Vietnam for Sydney Build Expo and Melbourne Build Expo by Nineteen Group the organiser of Australia’s premier construction and built-environment exhibitions. This milestone appointment marks a major step forward in the strategic partnership between Pistis Group and […]

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Western Australia is now more than 4,500 homes behind its housing target as dwelling completions continue to slow, according to The West Australian. Latest data shows WA recorded just 5,150 home completions in the September quarter, the lowest quarterly result since the National Housing Accord was agreed, marking the third consecutive decline in completions. WA […]

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The Australian Financial Review identifies pre-fabricated and modular housing as one of the nine key business trends to watch in 2026, as the industry looks for faster and more productive ways to address Australia’s housing crisis. AFR notes that pre-fab homes can be built and installed in four months or less, helping lift productivity at […]

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