Brisbane Apartment

In the AFR on 23 January 2020 (page 3), there is an article titled "Rebound Sends Property to Records".  However, reading carefull...

Brisbane is well placed to take over as the best performing capital city housing market over the next five years.  Dwelling values across Au...

"Brisbane is still very much the laggard for this cycle given the sluggish domestic economy, with periodic price falls still common pa...

RP Data reports the following: Mortgage demand has started to level recently The RP Data Mortgage Index (RMI) shows that mortgage dema...

From the AFR on 30 July 2014, p. 28 "Recent house price appreciation has been driven by more than simply a strongly growing populatio...

Population growth and employment drives house price growth.  Population decreases and unemployment causes property prices to fall.  The foll...

An interesting article from The Telegraph that says that the Brisbane downtown is a ghost town.  But despite this, car parks are charging $...

For the past few weeks, I have been looking at the 2011 census data.  It is very useful for property investors.  In my view, the best place ...

Population growth often leads to property price growth.  Statistics from the 2011 census were released recently, and show the population gro...

The Australian Reserve Bank decreased its interest rate today by 0.25%.  BOQ immediately dropped its home lending rate by 0.2%.  Will this a...

Bernard Salt from KPMG has a very interesting article in The Australian today. It says that interstate migration to Queensland is slowing. ...

There are head-winds for investors in the Brisbane apartment market: slowing population growth foreign investors selling, because they profi...

Brisbane will need an apartment building boom on the scale of Dubai if it is to accommodate a forecasted growth in population by 2030, the S...

"There is the very real prospect that urban planners will have to manage the development of three Australian mega-regions (Sydney, Melb...

A useful site for population statistics and estimated population growth projections. http://www.health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/C...