EXPERT OBSERVATION Newspapers and other forms of mainstream media add to the great seething mass of misinformation when they publish a single figure to describe price trends in a major capital city. When they declare that Sydney prices have dropped 10% or 12% in the past 12 months, it paints a picture of a market…
Byron Is Now More Expensive than Sydney
With a population of just 34,500 people and a median house price of $987,500, Australia’s most expensive city is now Byron Bay in Northern New South Wales. New research from property market research firm Propertyology has identified the most expensive cities by median house price. According to the report, the price gap between Australia’s two…
Why more families than ever are quitting Sydney and leaving for Brisbane
Sydneysiders are looking to buy property in southeast Queensland more than anywhere else in Australia, new data shows. Exclusive research from Domain into out-of-area inquiries made by people living in Sydney has revealed that, last year, more than 50 per cent were looking at buying property in Queensland. That’s up 5 per cent on 2017…
Migration fuels boom
New wave of southerners to lift property prices. Queensland real estate is on the cusp of a boom fueled by Sydney and Melbourne’s property woes, with a leading analyst predicting interstate migration to hit a record high by next year – putting upward pressure on home prices. Research by Place Advisory, provided exclusively to The…
Downsizers getting more bang for their buck with Brisbane’s prestige apartments
Downsizers are flocking to inner Brisbane to swap their high-maintenance homes for luxury apartments and property pundits say there has never been a better time to buy one. THE golden generation of retirees has created a new housing market in Brisbane —downsizers who want anything but the simple life. With time on their side and…
Sydney housing market starting to slow: will Brisbane benefit?
The Sydney housing market is starting to slow following more than five years of strong increases in dwelling values. As the Sydney market slows there could be some upside for other housing markets where capital gains have been more sustainable and rental yields are higher. Australia’s third largest city, Brisbane, has recently garnered more attention…
