All up these stats point to a market where demand from home buyers and renters remains high compared to available stock.
This is in step with the rest of Australia which is also continuing to see strong property market activity across the capitals, according to Domain data.
But Brissie is bucking some national trends, particularly with low levels of stock on market.
“Brisbane saw new supply rise to a one-year high, but overall levels are still below last year’s,” Property Update reports.
“Clearance rates softened slightly but remain higher than in 2023 and the market’s underlying strength is clear when you look at distressed listings, which hit their lowest since January 2022.
“Vacancy rates remain a major storyline too, holding at a lean 0.7%.”
This means sellers have continued to enjoy buoyant spring selling conditions into the start of summer.
Buyers are enjoying new listings, but those who are ready to buy and confident in their criteria are likely to be the most successful as competition remains high.
Renters continue to face a tight market, which, combined with the expanded government support for first home buyers is continuing to push some renters into the first home buyer category.
If you’re thinking of making a move in 2026, start your research now, talking to local agents and seeking independent financial advice.
Then you can step into the new year with confidence in your property plans.
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