Construction cost growth slows to decade low

Construction cost growth slows to decade low

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There’s good news for homebuilders and property investors because the pace of construction cost growth has eased to its lowest level in over a decade, according to Cotality’s latest Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI). While costs still rose 0.6% over the September quarter, annual growth has slowed to just 2.5%, which is well below theRead More

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Rental supply remains tight with vacancy rate stuck at record low

Rental supply remains tight with vacancy rate stuck at record low

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Australia’s rental market remains under pressure, with the national vacancy rate holding firm at a historically low 1.2% in September, according to SQM Research. That’s despite a slight drop in total vacancies to 36,046 dwellings – a clear sign that supply remains tight across most capital cities. For investors, this is a compelling sign. LowRead More

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Australian property market surges toward $12 trillion milestone

Australian property market surges toward $12 trillion milestone

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Australia’s property market is flexing its muscles again, with the total value of residential real estate climbing to a record $11.8 trillion. That’s a $678 billion gain in just 12 months, according to Cotality’s October Housing Chart Pack. For homebuyers, this signals a market that’s gaining momentum – national dwelling values rose 2.2% over theRead More

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Brisbane prices surge as buyers drive market momentum

Brisbane prices surge as buyers drive market momentum

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Brisbane’s property market is making headlines – and for good reason. Over the past year, home prices have surged by $93,700, nearly double the national average increase, according to PropTrack’s latest Home Price Index. The city’s median dwelling value now sits at $952,000, with houses breaking the $1 million mark and units climbing to aRead More

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What the Gabba green light means for Brisbane housing supply

What the Gabba green light means for Brisbane housing supply

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The Queensland Government has approved changes to the Woolloongabba Priority Development Area (PDA) Development Scheme, setting the stage for significant housing growth in the Gabba Entertainment Precinct. With up to 16,000 new homes now on the table, the Gabba Entertainment Precinct is set to become one of the city’s most transformative urban renewal zones. ForRead More

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