HOME & DESIGN

The female director of Australia’s largest building inspection company has started a website that provides women with the knowledge and skills to renovate their own homes.

Michael Jordan's $29 Million 56,000 square foot mansion auction was reportedly rescheduled on Dec. 16, 2013. According to Concierge Auctions, the company responsible for putting up "Air" Jordan's house, the demand for the said mansion has increased so much in the last few days, with a lot of inquiries from potential buyers asking about it that they decided to postpone the previously scheduled Nov. 22, 2013 auction to Dec. 16, 2013.

The changing climate has made it more difficult to predict weather patterns that could either be damaging to life and property. Some architects from the U.S. and Asia have devised the latest of designs in order for homes to withstand the wrath of Mother Nature.

The Internet and magazines helped 8 million Australians who renovated their homes in the past 12 months.

A glut of recent prime time renovation shows is inspiring Australians across the nation to renovate and create our dream kitchen - despite the fact that for many of us, the process of transforming this space can be a real nightmare.

Many people put off bathroom renovations, fearing the hip pocket won’t be able to handle the whopping cost – but we’re here to show you that a bathroom refresh doesn’t have to cost the earth.

Buyer interest for Centro Property Group’s shopping malls has garnered US$13.3 billion worth of bids as the first round ended last week.

Two major developments slated for Melbourne's north and western suburbs will expand the city's scope and increase population by 37,000.

Luxury homes will be auctioned tonight at the Sydney Opera House as 11 prime pieces of property including five in Sydney and one in Brisbane will be up for grabs and estimated to cost A$30 million.

Sydney's main shopping street Pitt Street Mall opens today after two years of construction.

Business conditions in the Australian Commercial Property market improved in the third quarter ending September, driven by gains in the Office and Hotels segments, while conditions in the Retail and Industrial markets, however, remain negative, the National Australia Bank said in the report of its latest survey released today.

The relative weakness in the construction industry may soon be abated, thanks to the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to keep interest rates steady.