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Brisbane Property Market Performance: How It Compares with Other Australian Cities

There has been a lot of shock media recently about the property market crashing in Australia, including speculation that a housing market crash is already happening. The reality is that Australia does not have just one property market. Each local market performs differently depending on specific circumstances. This article will explore how the Brisbane Property Market is performing and highlight property investment opportunities, showing how local trends compare with other markets across Australia.

Brisbane’s Solid Performance in the Current Market

There is no doubt that the Sydney and Melbourne markets are overheated, but the Brisbane Property Market is showing solid performance. Capital growth indicators are not outstanding, but our local property values are not retracting. Brisbane’s median house price has just hit an all-time high which provides further support for our City’s reliable performance.

How Brisbane Compares with Other Australian Property Markets

The latest Corelogic data shows residential property values grew in Brisbane (+0.9%), Adelaide (+1%), Canberra (+2.3%) and Hobart (+10.7%) over the last 12 months. At the same time other cities experienced declines with Sydney leading the way (-5.6%), followed by Darwin (-4%), Perth (-2.1%) and Melbourne (-1.7%).

The exciting part is that, in the housing sector, the Brisbane Property Market is very well placed for future growth, according to research. The most recent BIS Oxford Economics Residential Property Prospects Report (2018) has confirmed that the outlook for the Brisbane Property Market over the next 2-3 years looks very positive.

Projected Growth for Brisbane’s Housing Market

Brisbane is predicted to experience growth in house prices of 2-3% up until 2019/2020 and then a much greater spike in prices of up to 6% forecast for 2020/2021. This is great news for the Queensland Capital, which has lagged behind other big Cities for a few years now.

Markets Within Markets: Understanding Brisbane’s Property Landscape

Remember there are markets within markets, so don’t always believe what you may hear. Even within the Brisbane Property Market itself, there are some markets that are not performing as well as others.

Units in Brisbane: Underperforming in the Short Term

According to the BIS Oxford Economic indicators, units have been underperforming for a few years, and are expected to experience a further decline in value of between 2-3% per annum between now and 2020, before starting to recover with forecast growth of just over 1% in 2021. This highlights the importance of understanding the specific sub-markets within Brisbane and making informed decisions based on the current trends.

Capitalising on Brisbane’s Housing Market Opportunities

So, for those looking to capitalise on emerging property market opportunities in the near future, it seems the housing sector within the Brisbane Property Market has a lot more to come. Real Estate in Brisbane is still affordable, and our great City offers a fantastic lifestyle as well.

Strategic Property Investment in Brisbane

Just understand what to buy, and where to buy and you will be more likely to succeed in achieving desired capital growth. Now is the time to get set and ready to grow your investment property portfolio and take advantage of the good times that are ahead.

By making informed choices and targeting the right areas, Brisbane presents excellent potential for investors looking for steady growth and long-term capital gains.


 

 

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Melinda Jennison

Founder & Managing Director
Streamline Property Buyers

Melinda Jennison is Brisbane’s most-awarded buyers agent and the driving force behind Streamline Property Buyers. With a property journey that began at just 18, she has built and managed diverse residential, commercial, and industrial portfolios, giving her a well-rounded edge in the Brisbane market.

As a three-time REIQ Buyers Agent of the Year (2022, 2023, 2024), a REIQ Hall of Fame Inductee and President of the Real Estate Buyers Agents Association of Australia (REBAA) from 2023 through to 2026, Melinda is dedicated to raising the standard of professionalism and ethics in the industry.

When she’s not securing properties for clients, Melinda co-hosts the Brisbane Property Podcast, mentors emerging agents, and shares property insights in national media.

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