Queensland Market Reports

• QLD Excerpt from the 2014 March Market report

  As the Brisbane real estate environment strengthens, Northern Queensland remains something of a contradiction as positive and negative market forces match up in a game of tug of war read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2014 February Market report

  A number of competing forces in the Queensland economy and property market make 2014 a hard year to call, but forecasts are leaning more to this year being a positive one – and here’s why read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2014 January Market report

  While Sydney and Melbourne raced ahead during the past 12 months, Brisbane fell behind. So will 2014 be Brisbane’s time to shine? read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2013 December Market report

  Sky-high property prices and the grim quality of life in many of Queensland’s mining towns have forced a change in the way mining companies accommodate their workers, with disastrous consequences for investors read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2013 November Market report

  A string of upbeat news and stats about the Queensland property market is giving investors reasons to believe that the state’s hiccups of the last few years are finally over read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2013 October Market report

  Queensland is facing some performance challenges, but the state’s government is readying plans to tackle the issues head-on read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2013 September Market report

  As the state readies itself for the summer buying season, investors have to wonder if this year will again bring epic floods and if these waters will drown property values. The answer is somewhat surprising read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2013 August Market report

  International concern over Queensland’s environmental record and the effect it could have on tourism begs the question: is the state property market destined to become reliant solely on the mining sector? read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2013 July Market report

  The political cycle at both a state and federal level is having a material impact – good and bad – on Queensland’s less than buoyant housing market. read more