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A recent report from the Housing Industry Association (HIA) reveals that rising land prices are the primary driver of Australia’s housing affordability crisis, not the construction costs as many believe. Land prices today are more than five times higher than they were in 2000. While building costs have also spiked during the pandemic years, they […]

Brisbane’s housing market has entered its most aggressive growth phase on record and ended its long-standing appeal as Australia’s “affordable” capital. Recent pricing and transaction data confirms that this market has crossed into a new phase characterised by structural undersupply, collapsing entry-level affordability, and rising pressure on the rental system in general. For data-driven property

KPMG’s latest residential property outlook states that that Brisbane house prices will increase by 10.9% in 2026 and by another 8.9% in 2027. With almost 20% cumulative growth in the next two years, Brisbane becomes the second strongest-performing housing markets in Australia, next only to Perth. According to KPMG’s chief economist, Dr. Brendan Rynne, price

High yield property investments in Brisbane over 7% ROI are about to disappear. This is the last chance for Brisbane investors to create sacred affordable spaces for single person households. In this video, Kevin breaks down the major implications of Brisbane City Council’s newly proposed planning changes and what they mean for rooming house investors,

In the latest video by Kevin Doodney for the High Yield Property Club, he deeps dive into what is driving Brisbane’s rapid property boom and why the opportunity for 8%+ returns is closing fast. As Brisbane rapidly transforms into a megacity for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, population growth has also surged by 2.6% per year,

Australia’s property market is surging and all eyes are on Brisbane. According to a recent report by ABC News, Australian property markets are experiencing their strongest growth in nearly four years. One city stands out: Brisbane has overtaken Melbourne to become Australia’s second most expensive capital city for both houses and units. This marks the

The ABC News highlights how Brisbane defies national slowdown in terms of weekly rent surges. While other cities are seeing modest rent stabilization, Brisbane continues its upward trajectory. Brisbane’s median weekly rent has climbed to $630 for units and $660 for houses, making it one of the most competitive housing markets in Australia. Some prospective