Hotspots

Reports, statistics and analysis from experts on the Australian property market.
State of Markets - TAS December 2014 read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
State of Markets - TAS December 2014
The Tasmanian market continues to move at a steady pace
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State of Markets - ACT December 2014 read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
State of Markets - ACT December 2014
The market in Canberra appears safe for now but remains slow-moving.
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State of Markets - SA December 2014 read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
State of Markets - SA December 2014
The market in Adelaide is beginning to show steady improvement
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State of Markets - NT December 2014 read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
State of Markets - NT December 2014
The Northern Territory’s solid growth is predicted to continue
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State of Markets - WA December 2014 read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
State of Markets - WA December 2014
The Western Australian market is facing a downturn in activity.
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State of Markets - QLD December 2014 read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
State of Markets - QLD December 2014
After a prolonged slump, Queensland’s recovery is well under way.
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State of Markets - VIC December 2014 read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
State of Markets - VIC December 2014
The Victorian market is continuing to pick up speed.
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State of Markets - NSW December 2014 read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
State of Markets - NSW December 2014
New South Wales continues to outperform all other states
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Buyers expect prices to keep rising read icon 1 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
Buyers expect prices to keep rising
Over 50 per cent of owners and prospective buyers believe property prices are set to continue increasing over the next 12 to 24 months, according to new research.
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Deadline looms for property investors read icon 1 min read
Hotspots • 30 Oct 2014
Deadline looms for property investors
Property investors are again being urged to act quickly with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) able to penalise taxpayers for failing to lodge their returns...
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