Adelaide’s first home buyer market is gaining momentum, with new research showing lower-priced homes are outperforming the wider market. With expanded first home buyer support and stronger competition in affordable price brackets, suburbs across Adelaide’s north, south and outer growth areas may see faster sales and increased buyer demand in 2026.

Commercial property ownership in Adelaide offers strong long-term potential, but managing an industrial or commercial asset requires experience, structure and local market knowledge. We’re here to provide professional commercial property management across Adelaide’s key industrial and commercial hubs, supporting owners with proactive management, tenant communication and clear reporting.

As 2025 winds down, Adelaide’s property market remains strong, with low stock, high buyer demand and fast sales. We break down Spring’s market performance, the impact of the 5% Deposit Scheme and why Summer is still a prime time to sell. Plus, we share our outlook for 2026 and tips to get your home ready for a successful sale.

In South Australia, all residential rental properties must meet the Minimum Housing Standards set by the Housing Safety Authority. Whether you’re a landlord preparing your investment property or a tenant wanting to understand your rights, we’ve put together a guide of what’s expected under the SA rental property compliance laws.

Routine rental inspections are an important part of renting a residential property. To help you feel confident and prepared, we’ve created a routine inspection checklist you can use before your next rental inspection.

Spring is here – and so are record prices. With low supply, high demand and three rate cuts this year, Adelaide buyers are competing hard for quality homes. Find out how to get your property ready – and see if yours could be the next spring record breaker.

Adelaide is earning a reputation as one of Australia’s smartest markets for both residential and commercial property investment. With strong population growth, affordable entry prices and major infrastructure projects, Adelaide offers stability, lifestyle appeal and long-term potential. Discover what makes Adelaide a standout for investors.

When leasing commercial, industrial or retail property in South Australia, one of the most important components of your lease is outgoings. Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, knowing how outgoings work is essential for managing costs and avoiding surprises.

As the end of the financial year approaches, now is the time for Adelaide property investors to get organised. A bit of smart planning in June can make a big difference come tax time – especially when it comes to maximising your deductions and staying on top of your obligations. We’ve created a quick guide to help you feel confident and prepared.

Looking to turn your property into a successful Airbnb or short-term rental in South Australia but need some help? The team at Key + Stone Property is your solution. Let us handle everything from guest bookings to cleaning, marketing and more — so you can maximise your property’s potential with zero hassle.

Whether you're thinking about selling soon or just exploring your options, our expert team at Key + Stone is here to help. We’ll guide you through every stage of the process with honest advice, local insight, and a strategy tailored to your property.

Discover how Key + Stone Property takes your home from signboard to sold with eight of the most effective ways we market your property — from professional photography and compelling copy to signboards, online listings, and marketing collateral. Learn how our team ensures your home stands out and reaches the right buyers.

In commercial leasing, the permitted use clause plays a crucial role in defining what activities can take place on the leased property. This clause sets clear boundaries for tenants during the lease term, but what if you want to change the Permitted Use?

When negotiating a commercial lease, one of the most crucial factors to consider is how rent will be adjusted over time, typically determined by one of three methods: CPI increases, Fixed Percentage increases or Market Rent Reviews.

In the ever-evolving strata industry, it's essential to grasp the importance of body corporate management. This involves the thorough administration of strata properties, ensuring the property is maintained to a high standard, financial stability and legal compliance.

When it comes to commercial leasing, understanding the difference between an Agreement to Lease and a Lease is crucial. While they may seem similar at first glance, these legal documents serve distinct purposes in the leasing process.