Redlands Land Beats Popular Growth Corridors To Become 2024 Top Performer
The Redlands Local Government Area (LGA) on Brisbane bayside has beaten perennial favorites Ipswich and Logan to record the fastest growing land prices in 2024, with total increases for the year approaching 20%, according to property services group Oliver Hume.
Property Council welcomes credit measures to build and access new homes
The Property Council of Australia Chief Executive Mike Zorbas, has welcomed today's announcement to revise banking regulations and make it easier for young Australians to access a mortgage and for developers to get projects underway more quickly.
Development site market Victoria - Stonebridge Property Group
2024 concluded with a flurry of activity, with our specialised development site sales division selling 22 properties in this quarter alone. By Julian White National Partner Stonebridge Property Group.
CoreLogic home value index comments from Oliver Hume Chief Economist
Oliver Hume Chief Economist Matt Bell says CoreLogic’s January Home Value Index has reported flat house price growth across the country and continuing falls in capital cities."
Brisbane residential property boom set to continue for third year - M3 Property
Brisbane residential property is at an all-time high, as one of Australia’s best-performing capital city markets is expected to roll into its third straight year of monthly growth in median house and unit prices.
Construction costs named biggest challenge for developers - Centuria Bass survey
Findings from the inaugural Centuria Bass2024 Australian Property Development and Finance Indexrevealed construction costs are the number one issue for Australian developers.
Ageing population to force major rethink of Australia’s housing response – Colliers
Australia’s growing ageing population will underpin the opportunity for a significant housing response, says Managing Director of Residential at Colliers Diana Sarcasmo.
The housing affordability crisis in South-East Queensland has become so severe that family households with an average wage of $1,954 per week could only afford 5 per cent of houses sold in the last 12 months, says RPM’s Queensland Managing Director Clinton Trezise.
