Queensland Property Clock Status from Michael Matusik

PROPERTY CLOCKS

By Michael Matusik

Here is where I think the capitals and major Queensland regions sit when in comes to detached houses, vacant land and attached dwellings.

A market’s position on the property clock is based around the strength and direction of several key real estate indicators including:

  • Price & rent momentum
  • Underlying housing demand versus new dwelling supply
  • Employment generation
  • Buying/rental affordability
  • And importantly sales volumes against stock for sale

There are four phases to the Property Clock:

    • Recovery
    • Upswing
    • Downturn
    • Stagnation

Below is where I think the capitals and major Queensland regions sit when in comes to detached houses. My experience is that the land market sits in more or less in the same positions as the house market.

Brisbane House Property Clock May 2018 Copyright Michael Matusik

And below is where I think the capitals and major Queensland regions sit when in comes to apartments.

Brisbane Apartment Property Clock May 2018 Copyright Michael Matsuik

This article has been kindly provided by well regarded independent property researcher Michael Matusik.  Every week Michael shares his thoughts on the Australian housing market.  Visit www.matusik.com.au to find out more.

Written: 20 June 2018

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