Fresh GDP growth signals opportunity for homebuyers and investors

Fresh GDP growth signals opportunity for homebuyers and investors

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Australia’s economy has shown fresh signs of resilience, with GDP growing by 0.6% in the June quarter and 1.8% over the past year, according to the Australia Bureau of Statistics. That’s a reassuring signal for property buyers and investors alike – the fundamentals remain strong despite global uncertainty. Household spending is on the rise, particularlyRead More

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Brisbane’s hidden gems revealed

Brisbane’s hidden gems revealed

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New analysis has revealed Brisbane’s top undervalued suburbs – offering rare buying opportunities in a market where affordability is tightening and competition is fierce. As prices climb across the city, savvy homebuyers and investors are turning their attention to overlooked pockets with strong fundamentals and room to grow. From family-friendly enclaves to inner-city units pricedRead More

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Construction momentum builds across east coast

Construction momentum builds across east coast

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It’s been a dynamic month across Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, with fresh data from Cotality’s August Cordell Construction Monthly revealing a surge in project activity – and some compelling signals for homebuilders and investors alike. In Sydney, there has been a strong uptick in mixed-use developments. The $105 million Elizabeth Street project and the $99.6Read More

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The hidden advantage from small households for property buyers

The hidden advantage from small households for property buyers

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If you’ve been watching the property market and wondering where the opportunities lie, here’s something that might surprise you – more than 60% of Australian households are made up of just one or two people, yet, most of our housing stock is still geared toward families. That’s the “great mismatch” highlighted in Cotality’s latest researchRead More

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Monthly inflation ticks up but let’s keep perspective

Monthly inflation ticks up but let’s keep perspective

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The latest monthly CPI data shows inflation rose 2.8% over the year to July 2025 – up from 1.9% in June. While that’s a noticeable jump, it’s important to look beyond the headline and understand what’s driving the change. Housing costs were a key contributor, rising 3.6%, largely due to a spike in electricity prices,Read More

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