Archive: 2026/02

24 Feb

How to Increase Home Value by $50,000 in 2026

by Arjun Mehta Feb 24 2026 0 Property Buying

Learn how to add $50,000 to your Melbourne home’s value with smart, low-cost upgrades that buyers actually pay for in 2026. Focus on kitchens, bathrooms, curb appeal, and smart fixes - not luxury add-ons.

20 Feb

How to Immediately Boost Credit Score for Property Buying

by Arjun Mehta Feb 20 2026 0 Property Buying

You don't need to wait months to boost your credit score. Learn practical, fast steps Australians can take to raise their credit rating quickly-especially if they're planning to buy property. Fix errors, lower debt, and use rent reporting to see results in weeks.

17 Feb

How Much Can You Borrow with a 700 Credit Score in Australia?

by Arjun Mehta Feb 17 2026 0 Property Buying

With a 700 credit score in Australia, you can typically borrow between $450,000 and $850,000 for a home loan - but your income, debt, and savings matter more than your score. Learn how lenders really decide how much you qualify for.

10 Feb

What Type of Property Is Most Profitable? Commercial Property Explained

by Arjun Mehta Feb 10 2026 0 Commercial Property

Commercial property - especially industrial warehouses and medical offices - delivers higher, more stable returns than residential rentals in Melbourne. With low vacancy rates, long leases, and triple net structures, it’s the most profitable property type today.

6 Feb

Commercial Property Pricing: What's a Good Cost Per Square Meter Rate?

by Arjun Mehta Feb 6 2026 0 Commercial Property

Discover what truly influences commercial property pricing-cost per square meter, not CPM. Learn current rates in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, key factors affecting values, and how to evaluate fair prices. Avoid common mistakes in property valuation.

3 Feb

How Many Square Feet for a 2-Person Apartment?

by Arjun Mehta Feb 3 2026 0 Apartments

A 2-person apartment in Melbourne should ideally be between 700 and 800 square feet for comfort. Smaller units under 600 sq ft can feel cramped, while larger ones over 900 sq ft offer luxury but at a higher cost.