Tasmania Market Reports

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 December Market report

  Tasmania’s market continues to flounder, but good deals abound for the astute bargain hunter. And political changes could help the situation further read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 November Market report

  Economic doom and gloom has long plagued the Apple Isle’s property market, but some recent announcements might herald the beginning of better times read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 October Market report

  The declining population outlook is having a significant impact on the economic woes of the Apple Isle read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 September Market report

  Economic conditions in Tasmania remain difficult, but they result in affordable prices that could work favourably for investors read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 August Market report

  With investors bowing out of the market and first home buyer activity set to be contained by state funding changes, the prognosis for Tasmania’s property market into 2014 is not looking positive read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 July Market report

  Even though it is forecast that many of Tasmania’s leading industries will hang back over the foreseeable future, the one industry that could offer a light at the end of the tunnelis tourism. read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 June Market report

  Tasmania has little to recommend in the form of emerging property hotspots. The high value of the Australian dollar is crippling many of the state’s key industries, and until it falls back the property market will mirror the struggles of the economy. Investors should ultimately keep in mind that there are few supply-and-demand drivers to push up property values at the moment. read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 May Market report

  The property outlook for the rest of the year remains bleak for the Apple Isle, despite improving consumer confidence and establishing growth rates. read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2013 April Market report

  A high unemployment rate, increasing vacancy rates, and an uncertain economic future place Tasmania’s property market at the bottom of the pile read more