South Australia Market Reports

• SA Excerpt from the 2015 January Market report

  Its economy may not look fantastic on paper, but there is still plenty to like about the future South Australia. Investors would be wise not to dismiss this state, especially in the long term when the Olympic Dam expansion gets underway, say commentators read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2014 December Market report

  SA’s property market doesn’t offer much in the way of exciting ups, nor does it dole out devastating lows. So, does the state’s capital city market attract negativity due to a lack of drama? read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2014 November Market report

  Adelaide’s market is growing slowly but steadily. However, the state’s broader economic woes continue to hold back the pace read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2014 October Market report

  Don’t write off the Wine State just yet. House price increases, rising confidence and boosts to land development and the construction sector are just some of the reasons to be optimistic read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2014 September Market report

  With a median house price around 50% lower than the national average, Adelaide is an affordable option for investors. But is the state’s oppressive tax regime scaring off would-be landlords? read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2014 August Market report

  SA’s government is doing its best to make Adelaide a more attractive investment option, but is it working in the residential property market? read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2014 July Market report

  The SA and Adelaide markets seem to have been struggling along for some time, with little good news. But data and reports from a number of sources hint at a more positive future read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2014 June Market report

  Election drama may have caused a certain lull in SA’s market, but the capital city has bounced back encouragingly – followed by a number of the state’s regional markets read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2014 May Market report

  Adelaide is unlikely to ever display the dramatic highs of other capital city markets, but its slowly growing market is getting healthier – and proving more attractive to investors read more