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    Queensland residential property

    Yesterday

    Spike in auction volumes drags clearance rates lower

    Preliminary clearance rates drifted lower across Sydney and Melbourne over the weekend as more vendors put their homes on the market.

    • Nila Sweeney

    May

    Simon and Tah-nee Beard, the founders of Culture Kings.

    The Young Rich Listers set to smash Queensland property records

    Simon and Tah-nee Beard have listed their luxury penthouse for $30 million, more than double what they paid.

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    • Julie-anne Sprague and Bonnie Campbell
    NAB has upgraded its house price forecast for Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide amid ongoing strong growth.

    Perth’s house prices to jump 21pc by 2025: NAB

    The bank upgraded its house price expectations for Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide as values there accelerate.

    • Nila Sweeney

    Rising house prices, mortgage stress spark short-term resale

    Recent home buyers are selling up their properties in droves to cash in on the recent windfall or to get out of financial trouble.

    • Nila Sweeney

    Why rising home listings in some suburbs may not spark price declines

    Home listings are rising in some suburbs in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, but this may not be enough to pull prices down.

    • Nila Sweeney
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    More than two out of five property valuers are predicting house prices to increase by at least 5 per cent nationwide in the coming 12 months amid stock shortage, a CBRE survey shows.

    Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide apartments poised to outperform

    Fewer property valuers expect demand to rise in the next 12 months, but more are still predicting higher prices due to scarce supply.

    • Nila Sweeney

    Home buyers pay up to 53pc more for a ‘green’ home

    Properties with eco-friendly attributes such as solar and double glazing are selling faster for more, according to Domain.

    • Nila Sweeney
    House prices in some suburbs on Sydney’s upper north shore rebounded sharply in the past three months.

    The top suburbs where home values have bounced out of decline

    House prices in some top-end suburbs have bounced back from falls in the previous quarter as demand rises amid lack of stock.

    • Nila Sweeney
     A pool of outer-ring suburbs such as Somers in Victoria are among the newly minted top-end housing market after posting strong price growth since the onset of the pandemic, according to CoreLogic.

    Suburbs 100km from CBDs join upper echelon as prices surge

    Strong demand for stand-alone homes during COVID-19 has catapulted a string of outer and previously affordable middle-ring suburbs to the top of the housing ladder.

    • Nila Sweeney
    Buyer demand is expected to stay resilient despite interest rates staying higher for longer.

    Pace of house price growth to cool as risks emerge

    House prices have recouped the interest rate-induced losses in the past two years and are poised to hit record highs this year, but downside risks are gathering pace, according to experts.

    • Nila Sweeney

    The suburbs where unit values are rising 11 times faster than houses

    “Investors are snapping up apartments because they are more affordable and the yields are becoming quite attractive.”

    • Nila Sweeney
    The 37 largest community housing providers bid for funding to develop more than 26,000 social and housing units in developments such as this one in western Sydney’s Penrith.

    $10b housing fund should be doubled, community providers say

    The massive response to the federal government’s first tender to develop affordable and social rental housing shows more funding is needed, developers say.

    • Michael Bleby
    House prices would continue to rise despite the prospect of further rate rises or delayed rate cuts according to experts.

    ‘Bullet-proof’ house prices to keep rising despite higher rates

    Chronic housing supply shortage would shield prices from sharp downturn if interest rates increase further, or stay higher for longer, experts say.

    • Nila Sweeney

    April

    Property investors spooked by renewed talk of rates rise

    Having recently returned to the housing market in droves – outpacing owner-occupiers – investors could face a potential slowdown in capital gains.

    • Nila Sweeney

    Median house prices in Brisbane and Adelaide to hit $1m by December

    House price growth momentum has slowed across the capital cities, but is still expected to hit new records this year according to Domain.

    • Nila Sweeney
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    Buying a unit cheaper than renting in only 11pc of suburbs nationwide

    The number of suburbs where buying was cheaper than renting plummeted to just 2.5 per cent across Australia, and 10.8 per cent for unit buyers.

    • Nila Sweeney
    The 22nd-level, three-bedroom unit at 22F, 5 Bayview St, Runaway Bay in Gold Coast’s Runaway Bay sold at auction for $2.47 million.

    Buyer plays up strata cost fears before $2.47m apartment purchase

    A local purchaser of a Gold Coast unit used the threat of an extra $25,000 special levy hanging over the property to try to put his rivals off.

    • Michael Bleby

    Cautious buyers drag down Sydney auction clearance rate

    Strong auction results are becoming rare in Sydney as more buyers are reluctant to stretch their limits, agents say.

    • Nila Sweeney
    Sydney home buyers would now need to allocate more than 74 per cent of their income to service a new loan for a house according to ANZ.

    Housing affordability the worst in 20 years: ANZ

    Soaring rents and record-high home values along with high interest rates have combined to create the worst buying and renting conditions in more than 20 years according to ANZ.

    • Nila Sweeney
    The house that Jack sold: The renovated 46 Heyington Place property sold for $17.5 million. 

    Two $17.5m house sales show top end strong as market softens

    Buyer caution is growing as interest rates are expected to stay higher for longer, but that’s not worrying the top end.

    • Michael Bleby