Queensland Market Reports

• QLD Excerpt from the 2013 January Market report

  The Brisbane market proved hard to peg down in 2012. Its exposure to the resources sector had a number of commentators expecting a reasonable level of upside to the economy; perhaps not to the extent of Perth and Darwin, but certainly on the same track. As it turned out, Brisbane remained quite flat, due to a number of factors offsetting the benefits of the resource exposure. read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2012 December Market report

  Increased market activity suggests the worst could be over for the Queensland market read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2012 November Market report

  Affordability, yield and a return to stamp duty concessions make now the time to buy in Queensland read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2012 September Market report

  Queensland’s property market may be back on the bounce, but with the threat of additional holding costs, there’s still plenty for investors to be unhappy about read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2012 August Market report

  The Queensland property market has dealt with extremes in the last couple of years. The damage caused by multiple bouts of flooding has been offset somewhat by the economic benefits of various major mining projects currently planned and underway in the state. read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2012 July Market report

  BHP’s temporary closing of a coal mine in Bowen Basin has served as a reminder that investing in mining towns can be risky read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2012 June Market report

  While much of the state remains victim to the two-speed economy, agents believe the recent change in government will bring a turn for the better read more

• Queensland property market shows capital growth

  Is the Queensland property market turning a corner? New figures suggest that property prices in the Sunshine State have finally bottomed out, and are bouncing back strongly in some areas. read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2012 May Market report

  Resurgent mining towns existing alongside perennially struggling tourist areas is evidence of a still deeply divided market read more