If we look at median property appreciation over just the last three months, Blackall has given property investors a paper return of -25.88%. This puts Suburb as 917 on a list of fastest fasting appreciating suburbs in QLD
The QLD suburb of Blackall, 4472 is in the Blackall-Tambo (R) local government area.
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February 2019
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A suburb built on the wool industry, Blackall is a destination for many tourists. It has a historical claim to being the first “black stump,” as well as being the home of Jack Howe, who set a world sheep-shearing record that was not broken for nearly 60 yearsFull summary
Affordability comes with decline
Postcode: 4472
Median house price: $90,000
Three-year growth: -31.3%
Rental yield: 9.2%
A suburb built on the wool industry, Blackall is a destination for many tourists. It has a historical claim to being the first “black stump,” as well as being the home of Jack Howe, who set a world sheep-shearing record that was not broken for nearly 60 years.
The Shamrock Stroll historical walk introduces the best of the suburb’s history, but Blackall has its finger on the pulse of the present by establishing itself as the Arts Capital of the West. The suburb prominently displays sculptures, carvings and murals created by both local and popular artists.
One of Queensland’s most affordable suburbs, Blackall’s median house price comes in at under $100,000. However, it has also been on a steady and steep decline for a while, with values dropping by 30% in the November 2018 quarter.
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