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Apr 30, 2019
Brisbane Sees Increase in Auctions
The infiltration of interstate migrants moving into Brisbane has helped the capital city's auction culture grow. This is as the interstate residents are more familiar with auctions because of their po
Apr 30, 2019
Brisbane Potentially Becoming Landlord's Market
As Brisbane's asking rents currently holding record high prices, Brisbane landlords are back in the position of power within the rental market. Increasing for the first time in almost three years,
Apr 30, 2019
Green Bridges Planned for the City
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has announced a plan for five new green bridges to be built at a cost of $550 million. Cr Schrinner said his Lord Mayoralty would be driven by a focus on building the cr
Apr 23, 2019
Cut To Cash Rate Would be Positive to Property Market
While there are headwinds for the housing market, other factors are likely to offset the weakness. Such as a high likelihood that the cash rate will be cut later this year – this may result in lower m
Apr 23, 2019
Brisbane Property Market Update
In Brisbane, housing values have slipped 1.1% over the March quarter to be down 1.3% over the past 12 months. The Brisbane unit market has continued to underperform relative to houses. However, the pe
Apr 23, 2019
Property Owners Are In Stronger Position than 5 Years Ago
National dwelling values have been trending lower for seventeen months and have fallen by a cumulative 7.4% since peaking in October of 2017. Despite the broad-based weakness, the national index remai
Apr 16, 2019
How the Credit Availability is Impacting the Housing Market
With the federal budget handed down this month, the federal election to be held next month and the likelihood of lower interest rates later this year, there is a lot happening that could affect the ho
Apr 16, 2019
How will the Federal Election Affect the Housing Market?
Overall, the housing market has recently shown some tentative signs that the downturn in dwelling values is losing some steam. Although this is a positive development, the outlook for the housing mark