Australian Capital Territory Market Reports

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 November Market report

  Elections aside, the Canberra property market is not doing too badly, and a recently passed tax break might help it out even further read more

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 October Market report

  Buyer activity is warming up, even as the prospect of federal cutbacks looms over the market read more

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 September Market report

  Changes to First Homebuyer Grants and decreasing land supply are doing little to steady a market where investor expectations are turning negative read more

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 August Market report

  There’s no denying that a federal election can impact confidence in the property market, and in the nation’s capital the consequences of September’s vote could prove to be dire read more

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 July Market report

  Perhaps more than any other Australian state, the ACT’s property market is hinging on the impacts of the upcoming Federal Election. read more

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 June Market report

  The national capital is more or less seeing the inverse of Sydney’s current surge of consumer confidence. Historically strong and almost certain to come good again, the market stands a chance of weakness after this year’s federal election. A Liberal National Party (LNP) victory, which looks probable at the time of writing, would see the loss of thousands of public service jobs and areas of weakness in real estate pricing. read more

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 May Market report

  More than 6,000 jobs are potentially on the chopping block in Canberra, promoting a flat property market while locals wait for the results of the upcoming federal election. read more

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 April Market report

  While other states are suffering sluggish property price growth, the ACT is staying the course with a stable and resilient property market read more

• ACT Excerpt from the 2013 March Market report

  Canberra’s property stability is proving a major strength read more