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MID-YEAR IN BRISBANE
Mid-Year in Brisbane:
Growth Without Noise
As winter settles in, Brisbane’s property market keeps doing what it’s done best for the past 18 months - growing steadily, without fanfare.
The latest PropTrack Home Price Index confirms what we’ve been feeling on the ground: momentum is holding. Quietly. Consistently.
Brisbane’s Median House Price
Now sitting just above $1 million, Brisbane’s median house price has climbed 6.9% over the past year - an annual increase of over $68,000.
If you’re already in, you’re smiling.
If you’re still waiting, the climb continues.
Apartments Hold Their Own
Brisbane’s unit market has risen 4.4% year-on-year, adding around $30,000 to the median value. Inner-city demand, downsizer movement, and relative affordability are all playing a role; particularly in tightly held buildings with high liveability and low turnover. You know the ones.
Nationally? Everyone’s Lifting.
June saw prices rise 0.4% across the country; the 17th month of growth in the past 18. Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth continue to lead the pack, with larger east coast cities regaining some pace.
What’s Next?
With another interest rate cut forecast by year’s end and listings still lean, demand is likely to deepen.
Affordability may become the ceiling.
But Brisbane still sits in that rare window where quality, value and growth can still coexist.
Our Take
If you’re waiting for the bottom, you’ve missed it.
But if you’re looking for a foothold; a smart buy, a high-yield asset, or an upgrade move; we’re seeing opportunity emerge in real time.
We’ll help you find it. Quietly. Confidently. Without the noise.
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