South Australia Market Reports

• SA Excerpt from the 2013 July Market report

  Adelaide may not be a property investing hotspot just yet, but local landlords can still expect modest price growth over the next 12 months. read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2013 June Market report

  The spectre of last year’s postponement of BHP’s Olympic Dam development has continued to keep the SA economy relatively subdued and real estate markets along with it. The tide will inevitably turn one day, but it’s di cult to predict when this will be. Areas of Adelaide with infrastructure enhancements in transport, education and medical facilities present opportunities for investors to prepare for impending growth. read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2013 May Market report

  It may be ranked as Australia’s most liveable city, but does Adelaide cut the mustard as an investment destination? read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2013 April Market report

  Buyers aren’t the only ones calling the shots in South Australia, where easing vacancy rates are giving tenants the pick of the bunch read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2013 March Market report

  Slow growth in rental and sales in SA may start to change as interest rates drop and people look for more solid investments read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2013 February Market report

  South Australian resources are there to be developed; it’s just a matter of finding the right investors read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2013 January Market report

  Despite the controversy of Olympic Dam the real issue for South Australian property is not one of uninitiated resource projects, but of housing supply. read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2012 December Market report

  Small, beachside towns across South Australia are showing remarkable growth at a time when regional coastal areas across the country endure a prolonged purgatory read more

• SA Excerpt from the 2012 November Market report

  South Australia has been left wondering what could have been after seeing its expected meal ticket ribbed into confetti. Investors now have to ask, what will pick up the pieces? read more