Tag: Sunshine Coast property

Multigenerational Living in Australia: A Practical and Powerful Way Forward

In many parts of the world, multigenerational living isn’t a trend — it’s simply the norm. Adult children live with parents, grandparents help raise grandchildren, and extended family share both homes and responsibilities as a natural part of life. In modern Australia, however, the idea can still feel complicated. We’re often navigating questions like when…

Spring 2025: Sunshine Coast Homes See Low Vacancies and Price Growth

Australia’s housing market gained further pace in September, with national home values rising 0.8 per cent—the strongest monthly lift since late 2023. Here on the Sunshine Coast, particularly in Caloundra (4551) and surrounding suburbs, demand continues to outstrip supply, keeping competition high and pushing property values steadily upward. With spring sales now in full swing,…

Rental growth slows as vacancies tighten further

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…

Investment watch – key developments shaping property opportunities across Australia

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…

Investment tips to look out for in July

Unless it’s your full-time job, tracking the Australian property market isn’t easy – trends and affordability are constantly on the move, the pandemic-induced population shuffle continues its momentum, and according to CoreLogic research, regional property values are holding strong, outpacing capital city declines. With interest rates stabilising, government-led new buyer policies and infrastructure projects coming to the…