Brisbane property market loses momentum as confidence falters
Brisbane's housing market has entered a more cautious phase, with weaker buyer confidence slowing price growth and increasing choice for purchasers.
Open home events are now attracting more modest numbers of visitors than earlier in the year. (Image source: Streamline Property Buyers)
Brisbane’s property market lost further momentum in June 2026, extending a slowdown that has been building since the Federal Budget reshaped investor tax settings and consumer confidence turned sharply negative.
Brisbane dwelling values still rose 0.3 per cent over the month, but this was a fraction of the pace recorded earlier in the year, leaving the city among four capital cities to post monthly price growth. Sydney (-1.2 per cent), Melbourne…
