Tasmania Market Reports

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 September Market report

  Investors looking to buy in Tasmania must be diligent with their research, particularly if they are looking to buy outside of Hobart. There are a few reasons why read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 August Market report

  Will the economic promises of Tasmania’s new Liberal government help along the fledgling recovery of the state’s property market – or will other factors prove more important? read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 July Market report

  A host of recent reports indicate that Tasmania’s economy is still foundering in the doldrums. While this does impact on the property market, the situation may not be as dire as it initially seems read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 June Market report

  Tasmania’s property markets may be arriving late to the growth party, but indicators show that they are finally getting there – despite the state’s ongoing economic struggles read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 May Market report

  While there is more positive news for the property market, industry confidence seems a bit shaky. But government and economic reform could be the answer read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 April Market report

  More good results for Tasmania’s market builds further hopes about the prospect of a genuine recovery, but will the overall economy hold improvements at bay? read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 March Market report

  Significantly improved sales across Tasmania give the property industry hope that the times are a-changing and the future will be brighter than the reality of recent years read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 February Market report

  The state government’s recently announced boost to the FHBG is just one ingredient in the formula necessary for revival of Tasmania’s property market. read more

• TAS Excerpt from the 2014 January Market report

  No matter how much Tasmanians disagree with the view from the mainland, the reality is hard to ignore: the prognosis for the state is not good. Despite the affordability advantage, Tasmania remains at the bottom of investors’ list of areas to invest in. read more