
Winter Slowdown in Listings, But Buyer Interest Remains Hot
As the chill of winter sets in, residential property listings have cooled — down 3% compared to this time last year. According to REA Group’s latest Listings Report, total listings
As the chill of winter sets in, residential property listings have cooled — down 3% compared to this time last year. According to REA Group’s latest Listings Report, total listings
While many are dreaming of greener pastures, others are scrambling to get into hot suburban markets — with buyer competition reaching new highs in some pockets. New figures show that
Australia’s rental market remains undersupplied, despite a slight rise in national vacancy rates from 1.2% in May to 1.3% in June. SQM Research reports that all capital cities remain well
Rising utility costs are reshaping rental preferences, with a growing number of renters prioritising energy-efficient features — even if it means paying more. According to the PropTrack Origin Renter Reality
A growing number of Australians living in capital cities are rethinking city life, with a major shift toward regional living gaining momentum. New research from the Regional Australia Institute (RAI)
The Sunshine Coast continues to stand out as one of Australia’s most dynamic property markets — with strong performance across both coastal and hinterland regions. Over the past few years,
Australia’s surging rents appear to have finally hit a peak, with new data showing rents have remained stable for the past 12 months. Despite this, the latest Domain Rental Report
The heat is yet to come out of Australia’s regional property market, with many still outperforming capital city and suburban markets. Analysis by PropTrack shows that there are 39 suburbs
Property values have hit all-time highs in almost half of Australia’s suburbs. Cotality data shows that almost 45% of suburbs now have record property values, with Queensland taking the lion’s
While housing affordability is a struggle for many, there is still a huge market for big-ticket homes throughout Australia. The number of properties that sold for more than $5 million
Brisbane is the most expensive place to build in Australia, according to the 2025 Global Construction Market Intelligence report. The report by Turner and Townsend says it now costs $5009
Growing demand for units is driving strong price growth, with PropTrack figures showing increases of nearly $500,000 in some markets in the past three years. The majority of unit markets
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