14 Queensland’s regional property market remains strong, driven by demand from local and interstate buyers seeking affordable lifestyle options. Centres like the Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba and Cairns are seeing solid growth, with median house prices under $700,000. Population growth, limited housing supply and low vacancy rates continue to push prices up. Infrastructure upgrades, such as Bruce Highway improvements and airport expansions, are boosting connectivity and economic activity. Government efforts to improve affordability and land use are helping ease supply pressures. With strong rental yields and rising demand, regional Queensland presents solid opportunities for investors and homeowners into 2025. Regional South Australia’s property market remains resilient and continues to outperform national averages in 2025. As of March, the median house price hit a record $476,000, up 0.18% month-onmonth and significantly higher yearon-year. Growth is driven by housing initiatives like the Rent-to-Buy scheme, helping renters save for a deposit through reduced rent. Renewal SA has committed $6 million into regional housing to develop over 200 new residential lots and rental properties across ten regions. Additionally, new legislation will enable around 61,500 homes on greenfield sites in areas like Murray Bridge and Victor Harbor, supporting job creation and economic growth. Interest rate cuts and government grants, concessions and infrastructure investment are also boosting buyer confidence, making the region attractive to both homeowners and investors. Source: PropTrack QUEENSLAND SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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