Queensland Market Reports

• QLD Excerpt from the 2015 June Market report

  Things are happening on the Gold Coast that are leading some pundits to predict it’s set for strong growth. But is it as strong as it looks? read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2015 May Market report

  As the Sydney and Melbourne property markets stole the spotlight last year, many pundits are predicting that 2015 is Brisbane’s turn. So is this the year it’s going to happen? read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2015 April Market report

  With new economic drivers and a new government, Queensland is starting to look like a different state. So how will the property market respond in the next 12 months? read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2015 March Market report

  While many commentators are shouting about the outlook for the Sunshine State, one expert is more wary – and urges careful analysis of the state’s many and varied markets read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2015 February Market report

  The Gold Coast property market has shown some promising signs in the last 12 months. But will the future continue to look bright? read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2015 January Market report

  After many years as an underperformer, Queensland could finally be on its way to becoming a property market powerhouse as experts see bright prospects for the Sunshine State read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2014 December Market report

  Forecasts for Queensland continue to be optimistic, and this means Brisbane is not the only market in the Sunshine State that investors might want to keep an eye on read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2014 November Market report

  Brisbane’s market continues to post stellar results indicating ongoing growth, but the future is still clouded by broader economic uncertainties read more

• QLD Excerpt from the 2014 October Market report

  Renowned for letting resources like coal do the heavy lifting for its economy, Queensland’s finances are becoming increasingly helped by other sources. Can they help secure its long term future? read more