Property hotspots still plentiful despite market slowdown
National property growth may be slowing but more than 2,250 markets are still recording double-digit growth, with opportunities emerging in hotspots across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.
Brisbane's unit market has been outperforming houses. (Image source: Andrej Blagojevic/Shutterstock.com)
While the short-term reaction to recent disruption to residential property has been downward pressure on prices in some markets, there’s no need to panic.
History shows that Australia’s property market has withstood far more substantial disruptions than changes to how investors are taxed
.Ultimately, we still have the right market conditions for rents and prices to rise, because we have shortages of new homes and of homes available for rent.
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