BY HANNAH PAGE, PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 25, 2024

A HOUSING shortage will see Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide outperform their capital city rivals for house price growth in 2024, according to ANZ, which is tipping national house price growth to slow to 5% to 6% this year.

The major lender is expecting a similar 5% increase nationally in 2025 as more disposable income offsets the alleviation of the current supply shortage.

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Billionaire developer Maha Sinnathamby has been riding an endless wave of activity for more than three decades as the founding father of Australia’s largest masterplanned city.

And, still, he is perpetually looking for ways to maintain the momentum of growth at Greater Springfield, 25km south-west of Brisbane.

By Craig Francis | 1-2-2024 | Residential

Three capital cities continue to power the national property market, with prices rising again in January as the country's biggest urban centres languished by comparison.

National property prices have maintained their momentum, with Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide continuing to forge their own seemingly unstoppable path upwards.

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Buyers and renters compete for limited stock as the Western Australian capital favours sellers and landlords, CoreLogic analysts say

The Australian property boom has shifted from east to west, with buyers and renters tussling for a limited number of Perth homes and creating a housing crisis for those left behind.

By Melinda Jennison, Buyers Agent, Streamline Property Buyers | 5-2-2024 | Residential

Brisbane property prices have made a strong start to 2024, with units and affordable suburbs performing particularly well.

In the first month of 2024, Brisbane’s residential property prices have reached yet another peak.

Brisbane’s growth rate consistently surpasses the national average on a monthly, quarterly, and yearly basis, underscoring the sustained strength in the local real estate market.