Dwelling values in Brisbane grew by a solid 1.8 per cent in October, the second fastest growth rate of any Australian capital city.
This takes quarterly growth to a healthy 4.9 per cent and annual growth to 10.8 per cent, reports Cotality.
Rents are also having a growth party.
Brisbane house rents have risen 5.6 per cent in the past 12 months and unit rents have risen 6.5 per cent over that period.
As property price growth has outpaced rental price growth, investors are seeing yields of 3.5 per cent in Brisbane. This means investors are chipping in some higher out-of-pocket costs than they would have before Brissie’s growth party – but are also enjoying higher capital growth.
So will the growth party continue into 2026?
Most property commentators are expecting growth to continue, but at a slower pace. However key factors like rate movements could determine just how fast or slow prices move.
Check out the Brissie areas with the highest 12-month growth:
- Caboolture Hinterland 14.0%
- Redcliffe 14.0%
- Chermside 13.2%
- Sunnybank 13.1%
- Brisbane Inner 13.1%
- Nathan 13.1%
- The Gap – Enoggera 12.9%
- Nundah 12.9%
- The Hills District 12.7%
- Capalaba 12.7%
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