Iden Money: Home loan specialist in Western Sydney

Iden Money lends in all areas of Australia but specialises in lending in Western Sydney, because that’s where we are based. The following suburbs are close to our base in Parramatta, which means that we know the areas well and it makes it easy for us to call on you to help with your purchase and your home loan application. We can be contacted via our enquiry form on this website or by calling us on 8844 8989 until 9.00pm every night. We promise you the very best of attention.

If you live in the following suburbs and are looking for a Home Loan / Mortgage or Leasing Broker, then contact us to get the best deals. Having served thousands of happy customers, we assure you that we will help get the right loan for you. Read More »

Good investment opportunities in Sydney – WBP

The Sydney property market has shown “marked improvement” and now offers good investment opportunities, according to valuation and property services firm, WBP Property Group.

Speaking at today’s Sydney Property Outlook breakfast, Chris Lackey, WBP, NSW state manager, noted a slight drop in the number of first home buyers as a percentage of total borrowers this month, an indication that activity in this segment may have begun to cool. Read More »

Home improvement borrowing on the rise

Refinancing is on the rise as increasing number of home owners are looking to borrow to renovate their properties. It is said that the amounts of refinancing ranged from $20,000 to $100,000. Read More »

New suburbs to alleviate housing shortage in Sydney’s West

NSW State Minister Kristina Kenneally yesterday revealed the government’s plan to create new suburbs in Western Sydney area. The state government is planning to re-zone 3300 ha of farms and rural lands in The Hills, Blacktown, Liverpool and Camden. The subdivided land is said to be sold for $200,000 apiece.

As one of the preferred lenders in the Western Sydney area and based in Parramatta, Iden Money welcomes the move and is looking forward to servicing more borrowers to fulfil their home loan requirements.

New housing boom set to go through the roof

(source: Sydney Morning Herald)

As New South Wales recorded its lowest figures for construction of new homes, developers have predicted the worst is over and the state is on the verge of a housing boom.

Bureau of Statistics data for the three months to March showed the number of new housing starts has fallen to 5400, down from 7500 in the same period last year and 11,000 five years ago. Read More »