Insight
For first home buyers in Queensland, this year’s state Budget feels like a breath of fresh air – and a firm step closer to unlocking that long-held dream of home ownership. With record investments aimed at transforming the housing landscape, the Queensland Government is putting serious power behind helping everyday families own their piece ofRead More
Insight
If you’ve been waiting for a clear signal in the property market – this might be it. Australia’s latest inflation figures are giving rise to cautious optimism, particularly among would-be homebuyers and seasoned investors. With the Consumer Price Index (CPI) easing to 2.1% in the 12 months to May 2025 – its lowest level sinceRead More
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Brisbane, Insight
Brisbane continues to show resilience and interesting dynamics, particularly in the unit sector. Brisbane’s property market continues its upward trajectory, posting solid gains in May and demonstrating consistent growth throughout the first five months of 2025. This consistent performance is particularly noteworthy given the broader economic landscape. The recent interest rate cuts and the expectationRead More
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Insight, Sydney
Sydney’s property market is still on the up, marking its fourth consecutive month of growth in May. While the pace of Sydney’s property price growth might not be breakneck, it’s consistent: This shows a market that’s shaken off earlier dips and is finding its feet, albeit cautiously. Nationally, dwelling values rose 1.7% over the first five monthsRead More
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Insight, Melbourne
Melbourne’s property market is showing continued signs of life, moving through its fourth consecutive month of growth. While the recovery is steady, it’s occurring within a broader national context of shifting interest rate expectations and varying affordability pressures. Let’s dive into what this means for Melbourne. The positive influence of February’s rate cut is stillRead More
