Growth spurt: Where Aussie house prices could go in five years
The pandemic and ever-rising interest rates helped drive house prices across Australia to record highs. So what would prices in your suburb look like in 2028 if history repeated itself?
The pandemic and ever-rising interest rates helped drive house prices across Australia to record highs. So what would prices in your suburb look like in 2028 if history repeated itself?
Landholders along proposed powerline routes to connect the Borumba Dam pumped hydro project are bracing for a fight and questioning the community’s approval of the project.
Gympie’s growth continues to show no signs of slowing down with plans for a mammoth new subdivision which would alter the shape of the region.
A possible shift of the CBD away from the flood zone and two new shopping centres are among the significant projects on the cards in the next two decades. Here is where they would most likely be built.
Australia’s homeowners have shared in an incredible $1.77 trillion uplift in the residential property market in the past year. See where the biggest boom regions were.
Four of Queensland’s top real estate agents sold more than a billion dollars in residential properties during the 2021 real estate boom. SEE THE FULL TOP 50 LIST
New land valuations will be issued for properties covering more than 3.9 million hectares of the Wide Bay, including Bundaberg, Gympie and the Fraser Coast. See what this means for you.
If you’re struggling to get into the Christmas spirit, there’s no better way to embrace the holidays than living in the Home Alone house from the iconic 1990 movie. And it’s cheaper than you might think.
A Mexican wave of interstate buyers looks set to wash over Queensland this summer, but even local buyers aren’t venturing far from their Maroons heartland either.
They’re home to Australia’s rich and sometimes famous, but the difference in values across Queensland’s prestige streets can be millions. >QLD’s cheapest and most expensive streets revealed.
Queensland’s property boom has been so astounding, even its worst performing region – a major city – posted a healthy 8 per cent rise in values. See the nation’s best and worst performers list.
Buyers have widened their search beyond Queensland’s overheated coastal markets, looking for the next Noosa or Byron Bay. See where demand has soared.
Regional house prices nationally soared at their fastest pace in 35 years, and nowhere was that regional renaissance more acutely felt than in the “loved the death” Sunshine State.
A historic South East Queensland homestead with a golf course that has been owned by the same family for almost 40 years is on the market with expectations it could fetch up to $3.5 million.
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