There’s something uniquely special about owning a holiday home in Queensland, a place where you can break away from the daily grind, recharge by the water, or simply slow down somewhere warm and familiar. And when you’re returning to the same spot year after year, those holiday rhythms kick in the moment you arrive. It…
Category: Renting
Australia’s rental market remains under intense pressure, with vacancies hitting a record low and rental growth accelerating once again. On the Sunshine Coast — particularly in Caloundra and the surrounding suburbs — demand continues to outpace supply, keeping competition among tenants high and properties leasing quickly. This local pressure mirrors the national trend, but Caloundra’s…
On the Sunshine Coast, and particularly in Caloundra, rental demand remains strong. Vacancy rates are exceptionally low, hovering around 0.5–1% for houses and units, keeping competition high among tenants. Popular coastal suburbs such as Kings Beach, Golden Beach and Currimundi are seeing rising rents, reflecting ongoing lifestyle demand, population growth, and limited housing supply. For…
With a population growth of almost half a million people a year, Australia is growing at an exponential rate. To keep pace with this growth, the Australian Federal government has committed to a 10-year program which will see $120 billion invested in critical infrastructure projects – from new transport links to major road upgrades – across the country. These…
Australia’s mid-year Cotality Housing Value Index offers welcome news for landlords: income streams are stabilising while capital values resume measured growth. National dwelling prices edged 0.6 per cent higher in June and 1.4 per cent for the quarter, leaving the median property at $837,586. Gross rental yields now hover near 3.7 per cent nationally, 3.5…
Falling interest rates have gently revived Australia’s housing market, yet aspiring buyers still face stern affordability tests. Cotality’s June Home Value Index shows national dwelling values crept 0.6 per cent higher in the month and 1.4 per cent across the quarter. Two Reserve Bank cuts, in February and May, underpinned the shift; futures markets now…