Northen Territory Market Reports

• NT Excerpt from the 2013 June Market report

  The highest per capita investment in resources of any state or territory around the country has helped make Darwin property more expensive than Melbourne’s. A small population with very strong employment and more workers coming contributes to a compelling case for the ‘Top End’. Darwin and Palmerston should be the focus for property investors. read more

• NT Excerpt from the 2013 May Market report

  Just when you think prices in NT may have reached their peak, the property market delivers another growth spurt. read more

• NT Excerpt from the 2013 April Market report

  A year of truly staggering price growth has come to light in Darwin, but investors have to wonder if the market has room for further increases read more

• NT Excerpt from the 2013 March Market report

  Darwin property prices are increasing at a time when neighbouring states are floundering and rental returns are amongst the highest in the country, and it’s not tipped to change any time soon read more

• NT Excerpt from the 2013 February Market report

  Darwin’s prospects are so positive that seasonal price dips are beginning to lose momentum read more

• NT Excerpt from the 2013 January Market report

  Darwin looks strong on all indicators but one issue threatens to be the bogey man under the bed. read more

• NT Excerpt from the 2013 January Market report

  Darwin looks strong on all indicators but one issue threatens to be the bogey man under the bed. read more

• NT Excerpt from the 2012 December Market report

  The growing gas industry in Darwin has grabbed the imagination of investors, but gas is not the only reason the city’s property market is booming read more

• NT Excerpt from the 2012 November Market report

  Top End values are on the up and so are rental yields, as Darwin leads the way for capital cities in 2012 read more