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Still looking for your dream home? This newly completed townhouse in Burwood, located in one of Sydney’s most popular hubs for the Chinese community, is the perfect choice whether you are looking to live in it yourself, invest, or accommodate your studies!

Why are Taiwanese people aged 30–45 still choosing to enter the Australian property market now, despite years of continuous price growth?

Who could have imagined that a financial hub, painstakingly built over 40 years in the middle of a desert, could truly collapse in just 11 days? The greater its former glory, the more wretched its current state...

Following the Reserve Bank of Australia's latest interest rate hike, the national property auction market defied expectations by trending upward over the very first weekend...

Dreaming of living in one of Sydney's most sought-after Chinese communities? Now is your chance!

Located in the Menangle Park sanctuary, our brand-new open-plan display home sets a new benchmark for the ideal living space. Whether you are hosting family gatherings, entertaining friends, or simply enjoying a quiet moment to yourself...

In a rapidly changing world, where you choose to live and work is no longer just about where you want to be—it’s about the options you’ll have for your future.

Tired of worrying about your child's rent in Australia every year? Instead of paying a landlord, invest in your own property! Buying a home in Australia not only solves your child's housing needs but also allows you to fund their education through property investment and pave the way for potential migration.

Thank you to all our friends for your enthusiastic participation in the 2025 Taiwan International Real Estate Expo! As a developer deeply rooted in Australia, VIA (Value Investment Australia) has always remained committed to the philosophy of value investment.

📣 【Registration is now open for our exciting November events】

In 2025, we set foot on the land of Taiwan again! Testa hora, we're not just staying in Taipei — we're heading to Taichung and Hsinchu, hoping to talk face-to-face and listen sincerely with more friends who are interested in Australian real estate.

After the first round of instructions ended, we hardly took a break and started preparing for the second game right away! Due to the large number of enrollees, we don't want anyone to miss out on this opportunity to learn about Australia's home.

Why do Australians prefer living in outer-suburban growth areas?

In Australia, most people choose to rent rather than rush into buying a home before the age of 35.

🏙️ Daily Life in Burwood Chinatown, Sydney | Experience the warmth of Taiwan right here in Australia

In Australia, weekends are not just a holiday, but a ritual of life. The holiday season here is slow, but every moment is filled with sunshine, laughter and love. Whether you're walking in city parks, suburban towns, or by the beach...

In Sydney, commuting is not just a process of moving, it's a way of life. Imagine: Boarding the ferry early in the morning with a cup of coffee in your hand, blowing the sea breeze, watching the sunrise in the harbor 🌅

👉 10 年黃金投資期，基建＋人口紅利全面爆發！ 布里斯本將在 2032 年舉辦奧運，這不只是兩週的比賽，而是長達 10 年的城市升級。

Many people ask: "If I invest in Australian property as an overseas buyer, will it be difficult to sell later on?"

Curious about how much you can borrow based on your current profile? Send us a message, and we’ll provide a quick assessment. 📩

In Australia, many investment properties are financed using Interest Only (IO) loans. This strategy allows investors to pay only the interest on their mortgage for a set period, typically five years, rather than paying down the principal. By keeping monthly repayments lower, investors can improve their cash flow, which is often used to manage other expenses or to fund additional investments. However, it is important to remember that once the IO period ends, the loan will revert to Principal and Interest (P&I) repayments, which will be significantly higher as the total debt must be paid off over the remaining loan term.

Do you think it's okay to buy a house in Australia as long as you prepare for the initial term? In fact, buying a house is just the beginning—what really needs attention is the tax issues that follow.