PropertyFirst home buyers might feel jaded by the huge price rises across Queensland, but new data shows they are still in the game in over 900 suburbs and where they can save a deposit the fastest.
InteractiveQLDRent prices have soared by as much as 43 per cent in Queensland since the 2019 federal election, making it even tougher for young buyers and renters to save for a home deposit in every electorate.
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PropertyQueensland’s property market might be stronger than southern states, but there is a new sign the market is cooling.