Alice Uribe
Alice Uribe is the deputy property editor at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
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Sydney suburbs where unloved homes are getting more expensive
Of the 2700-plus Sydney properties passed in at auction over the past six months, more than half were re-advertised with a higher price guide.
- Alice Uribe
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The smart way home borrowers are dealing with higher interest rates
The rate rise will add about $100 a month to a $600,000 mortgage, but home owners have a strategy to get ahead.
- Wes Mountain and Alice Uribe
How property investors piled into Australia’s housing market
The share of home lending has reversed in favour of investors over the past five years, but experts say there may be more first home buyers through 2026.
- Alice Uribe
What the Great Australian Dream looks like today
As house prices rise, young people are rethinking home ownership, and some are finding creative new ways to live.
- Caroline Zielinski and Alice Uribe
What was the Great Australian Dream?
Work hard, buy a home, maybe an investment property down the track: the rational decisions of the past have given way to a different future.
- Caroline Zielinski and Alice Uribe
Sydney’s best beach and how much it costs to live there
Sydneysiders are spoilt for choice when it comes to beaches, but visitors to the harbour city keep coming back to one.
- Alice Uribe
‘Conscious decision’: How Peta created a screen-free space for her family
To nix binge-watching and endless scrolling, and encourage real-world connection, there is demand for screen-free spaces in homes.
- Alice Uribe
The rarely used strategy that helped Mariette sell her mother’s home
In a pleasant surprise, the property achieved an unexpectedly strong price and the whole front yard was full of people at auction.
- Alice Uribe
The suburbs where home values fell most last time rates rose
Experts warn that households have become more sensitive to interest rate rises than in the past due to elevated levels of household debt.
- Alice Uribe and Elizabeth Redman
The Melbourne suburbs most affected by higher interest rates
Experts warn households have become more sensitive to interest rate rises, due to higher levels of debt.
- Elizabeth Redman and Alice Uribe