New South Wales Market Reports

• NSW Excerpt from the 2012 June Market report

  Despite continuing affordability concerns, activity looks to be picking up in the NSW capital with investors eyeing bargains in the south-west read more

• NSW Excerpt from the 2012 May Market report

  A long period of poor performance might be coming to an end in NSW, but supply issues remain unresolved read more

• Sydney regions where rents are going through the roof

  Rents for one and two-bedroom units in certain Sydney LGAs are increasing by as much as 11.8%, according to newly released research. Read on to discover the areas where rents are going through the roof. read more

• NSW Excerpt from the 2012 April Market report

  Sydney’s property prices relative to residents’ earning power makes for startling reading, but how will this affect the market? read more

• NSW Excerpt from the 2012 March Market report

  Sydney shows signs of recovery, but confidence spikes in Hunter Valley drive the region to outshine the rest of the state as resource spending points to strong growth. read more

• Building approvals remain weak despite NSW boom

  Australia’s building approval numbers remain weak, but the latest figures reveal some surprising state by state results. read more

• NSW Excerpt from the 2012 February Market report

  In many ways Sydney has been solid on all fronts. Demand is recovering, prices were inching up towards the end of last year and the economy remains sound. This doesn’t mean something isn’t missing. The last piece of this jigsaw puzzle may take time to catch up: buyer confidence. read more

• No FHB decline in NSW

  An expected first homebuyer drop-off in NSW has not come to pass, airing speculation that rental pressures could be encouraging first homebuyer activity. read more

• Sydney vacancies strike 5 year high

  The Sydney rental market is gaining some breathing room, with vacancies their highest in more than five years. read more