Silverhall's research positioning on Brisbane is consistent with Australia’s most prominent research firm. Below is a recent article from Core Logic (RP Data)

Could Brisbane Take Over As The Best Performing Capital City Housing Market In 5 Years?

Brisbane is well placed to take over as the best performing capital city housing market over the next five years. Dwelling values across Australia’s third largest capital city have risen at the annual rate of 1.2% of the past decade; that’s half the pace of inflation and dramatically lower than Sydney or Melbourne where annual gains have averaged 6.3% and 5.9% over the past ten years.

Silverhall’s research identified suburbs in the Springfield Catchment Area as ‘ideally positioned for strong capital growth’. As a result, we have been bullish about buying investment properties in this area. Latest Government figures continue to support our position. Ipswich City Council’s September Quarter Development Activity Report (the final planning report for 2017) demonstrates the growth and development of the area are not just on track but will continue for years to come. According to Council's Report, the population grew to 206,344 an equivalent annual population growth rate of 4.59 percent.

BRISBANE’S dwelling price growth is expected more than double its pace to a high of 7 per cent. The projections came off the latest SQM Boom & Bust Report, released Thursday, “Brisbane’s property market will experience slightly stronger gains than those posted in 2017,” said SQM housing expert Louis Christopher, “with property prices forecast to rise between 3 per cent to 7 percent.” “The authorities were right to take action earlier this year to restrict investing lending by banks. Failure to have taken action would have resulted in out-of-control Sydney and Melbourne housing markets, where additional aggressive monetary policy may well have triggered a large fall in dwelling prices in 2018,” he said. 

Ref: Sophie Foster 19 OCT 2017: https://www.realestate.com.au/news/brisbane-housing-growth-rate-to-double-next-year-to-mirror-sydney/

Construction has begun on the site of the new Tuggerah Lakes Private Hospital. Delegates from hospital operator Healthe Care Australia joined local MPs and business leaders yesterday to turn the first sod on the $23 million project. The first stage of the project will see up to 60 construction workers on-site each day. The Hunter and Central Coast Joint Regional Planning Panel unanimously approved the hospital back in September.

By end-2016 a workforce of 1500 contractor staff will be working on infrastructure projects at the air base to accommodate and provide services for the rapid expansion of air power capability underway at RAAF Base Amberley.“Over the next four years the projects planned total is just on one billion dollars.” One of the first projects to commence will provide construction of facilities for the Australian Army’s 17th Construction Squadron’s move to Amberley next year, with its 200 soldiers. “Another major project is to provide facilities for the squadron of ten C-27J Spartan aircraft, replacing the Caribou aircraft, bringing around 300 RAAF personnel onto the base, requiring similar facilities to those for the eight C-17s with 36 Squadron,” Mr Clarke said.

Ref: QLD Lifestyle https://www.lifestyleqld.com.au/billion-dollar-expansion-at-raaf-amberley/