Investor sentiment across Australia continues to show strong geographic concentration, with Queensland maintaining its position as the most preferred investment destination over the next 12 months. However, momentum has eased
The build-to-rent sector is undergoing rapid structural expansion, with Australia’s pipeline now reaching 51,000 apartments valued at approximately $40 billion. This represents a substantial increase from 39,300 apartments worth $30.1
Household financial behaviour continues to adjust under sustained pressure from higher interest rates and rising living costs. Two-thirds of borrowers have reduced discretionary spending in order to manage increased home
Transaction activity across the housing market has remained strong, even in the face of rising property values. Recent data highlights sustained buyer demand, with nearly 560,000 properties changing hands over
The Federal Budget has introduced one of the most significant structural shifts to property taxation in decades, fundamentally altering how residential investors will assess risk, return, and timing. These changes
Investor borrowing is rising at its fastest rate in a decade, even as debate continues around negative gearing and capital gains tax. Reserve Bank of Australia data shows investor loans
Residential construction activity is showing signs of improvement, with detached housing and unit approvals reaching their highest monthly levels in four years. Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows detached home
Prestige property growth is no longer being led only by Sydney and Melbourne. Knight Frank’s The Wealth Report 2026 shows Perth, the Gold Coast and Brisbane have emerged as Australia’s
Land values continue rising strongly, with South East Queensland and Adelaide standing out as two of the clearest examples of demand running ahead of supply. Oliver Hume data shows South
Property markets are still moving forward, but the pace is becoming more measured. Cotality data shows median dwelling values rose by 0.3% over April 2026, while unit values also increased
Concerns about rising construction costs have done little to slow buyer demand, with new home sales continuing to gain momentum throughout 2025. Despite ongoing pressure from higher interest rates, labour
Potential tax changes could reshape the future of holiday home ownership and short-term accommodation throughout the country, creating uncertainty for investors, tourism operators, and regional property markets alike. New analysis
