Brisbane’s Property Market Leading The Nation For The First Time A Decade
BRISBANE is leading the nation in all four property performance indicators for the first time in more than a decade — defying the downturn gripping the other mainland capital cities.
Brisbane Knocks Out Growth While Other Capitals Go Backwards
BRISBANE is the only Australian capital to come away from July with a rise in home values, with latest data showing every other major city has gone backwards.
Investors Turn To Brisbane As Sydney Cools
While Sydney’s rental vacancy rates are a concern for Australia’s property market as they hit a 13 year high, other cities are reaping the benefits as investors look elsewhere to explore other opportunities.
Three Reasons Brisbane Is Doing Better Than Sydney And Melbourne
A WORKING class suburb in Brisbane has beaten the bluechips to pull off the highest growth the state has seen in the past decade.
Demand From Downsizers For Prestige Property Pushes Brisbane Onto International Stage
An increasing demand for luxury property in the recovering Brisbane market has seen the river city take out 19th place on Knight Frank's 2018 Prime Global Cities Index.
Brisbane Metro Boom Suburbs
IF you live in these suburbs you may well have heard the ka-ching as Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison announced massive funding for Brisbane.
Brisbane Kicking Goals For Housing
BRISBANE is kicking goals, emerging as the most affordable option for buyers and with the best rental return for investors of all the East Coast cities.
Brisbane Inner-city Rental Market Tightens While The Suburbs Ease
The rental vacancy rate in Brisbane's inner-city has tightened, while the market has eased slightly in the suburbs.
Corelogic Data Show Brisbane Property Is Fairing Better Than Markets In Melbourne And Sydney
BRISBANE has emerged as the only major property bright spot on the horizon, with experts predicting a pricing boost for the River City over the next year.
Population Growth Will Boost Demand For Qld Property
Queensland’s population is projected to reach 5 million by May, according to new data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). This strong growth is likely to translate to a stronger demand for property.