![Brisbane Housing Market Update [video] | February 2026](https://cdn.metropole.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/brisbane2.jpg)
Brisbane’s housing market continues to demonstrate strong growth, with home values rising by 1.6% in January. While this remains a robust result, it marks a slight deceleration from the cyclical high of 2.0% recorded in October last year. Over the past 12 months, Brisbane dwelling values have surged by 15.7%, adding approximately $143,000 to theRead More
![Melbourne Housing Market Update [video] | February 2026](https://cdn.metropole.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/7-e1752828126175.jpg)
Melbourne’s housing market showed a marginal recovery at the start of 2026, with home values inched 0.1% higher in January. This subtle uptick partially reversed the 0.2% decline recorded in December, though the city continues to trail the stronger growth seen in mid-sized capitals. Despite the slight gain, Melbourne values remain 0.7% below the recordRead More
![Sydney housing market update [video] | February 2026](https://cdn.metropole.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/sydney.jpg)
Sydney’s housing market recorded a modest bounce back at the start of the year, with home values rising by 0.2% in January. This follow a 0.3% dip in December, signaling a slight recovery in momentum. However, the rebound was not enough to push values to a new peak, leaving the market 0.1% lower than theRead More
When it comes to Melbourne’s property market, three suburbs captured the imagination of both serious buyers and casual stickybeaks this year – Albert Park, Middle Park, and Toorak. According to Domain’s End of Year Wrap for 2025, Albert Park was the most viewed suburb, closely followed by Middle Park, with Toorak rounding out the topRead More
Brisbane City Council has unveiled sweeping zoning reforms that could transform the city’s middle-ring suburbs and deliver up to 6000 new homes by 2032. The “More Homes, Sooner” amendment proposes increasing building heights, reducing minimum lot sizes, and streamlining approvals in the Low-Medium Density Residential (LMR) zone, which covers 14% of Brisbane’s residential areas. SuburbsRead More
