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Oct 7, 2024
Perth’s Vacancy Rate: Change is on the Horizon
Perth’s rental market is undergoing a significant shift, with the vacancy rate climbing to 1.4%—the first time it has surpassed 1% in over two years. This signals a changing landscape that offers both
Aug 19, 2024
Perth Rental Market Quarterly Update
As we move through 2024, the Perth rental market is experiencing notable trends and shifts. Whether you’re a tenant seeking a new home or a landlord navigating property management, staying informed ab
Mar 5, 2024
Beat the competition when investing in Perth
It’s no secret that Perth has become the go-to Australian city for property investors. Locally based buyers now have the added headache of competing against people from all over the country and even a
Feb 19, 2024
Investing in Perth: Why use a Buyers Agent?
At D Residential, we help property investors by managing their property and tenants, but we often find ourselves part of the purchasing journey as well. It’s no secret that Perth property is in de
Oct 10, 2023
Solving the Rental Crisis: Capping Short-Stay Accommodations
The nationwide rental crisis has raised questions about whether imposing limits on the use of short-stay accommodations could offer a solution. However, statistics suggest this may not be the answer.
Jul 5, 2023
New rental laws for WA
UPDATE: The West Australian Government has now introduced legislation into Parliament which proposes a series of residential tenancy law reforms this is one step closer to seeing these reforms actual
Jun 7, 2023
New build incentives for investors
The rental market in Perth is experiencing near unprecedented challenges due to a lack of available homes to rent and a slowdown in construction industry availability. To combat the problem, the st
Feb 9, 2023
Where to invest in Perth if you want steady occupancy
One of the most important things to consider as an investor is occupancy. When you don’t have someone paying rent, it will be up to you to cover the mortgage and other holding costs in full, which wil