Property Market Analysis - Investment Strategies

• Short-term stays in the Sunshine State

  As the short-term rental market continues to evolve in Australia, it’s clear that it’s shifting towards a more professionalised approach for both owners and customers read more

• Australian housing: A critical situation?

  To address housing affordability in a strategic and sustainable way, CoreLogic has released its annual Perceptions of Housing Affordability report – with some surprising findings. read more

• Why housing estates must come back to the future

  Property features that renters want: ‘people and place’ are just as important as the ‘product’ read more

• Here’s what property investors will be doing in 2020

  68% of the respondents of a recent survey believe now is a good time to invest in residential real estate. And 20% of respondents plan to buy a new home in 2020. read more

• Overcoming high vacancies with short-term rentals

  With vacancy rates on the rise in Melbourne and Sydney, investors may be struggling to reap a strong rental income. For landlords, the growing popularity of short-term accommodation may just be part of the solution. read more

• Signs point to bumper peak season for Sydney’s short-term rental hosts this Summer

  For Sydney property owners, the current peak summer season from December 2019 to February/March 2020 could see a record level of demand for short-term accommodation. read more

• State by State Update on the Australian Property Markets | November 2019

  After struggling for two years, the Australian housing markets are on the up, now delivering positive growth for 4 months in a row. read more

• Property price forecast to 2022

  The downturn in Australia’s residential market may be approaching the bottom, but a meaningful recovery remains a way off. Will continued tightness in lending policy together with elevated new supply remain a drag on price growth? read more

• Queensland post-mining boom

  Southeast Queensland is tipped to perform strongly over the next three years, with BIS Oxford Economics predicting price growth of 20% for houses and 14% for apartments. read more