With so much changing in the real estate world, we’ve pulled together the latest news you need to know. From interest rate decisions to tax changes and even 3D-printed homes, here’s a quick look at what’s going on.
RBA Keeps Rates at 4.35% – What That Means for You
The Reserve Bank has decided to leave the cash rate at 4.35% for the fifth month in a row. This move didn’t come as a surprise, but it shows the RBA is still being cautious. Inflation is still higher than they would like, and according to Governor Michele Bullock, rate hikes could still happen if prices don’t come down.
For buyers and sellers, this means the market will likely stay steady for now. However, rising rents and low housing supply are still making it harder for many people to find affordable homes. It’s a good time to keep an eye on the market and speak with a local expert if you’re thinking about making a move.
📖 Read our full breakdown of the RBA’s decision and what it means for you
Queensland’s Top-Selling Suburbs Revealed – Moreton Bay Shines
The latest data highlights the Queensland suburbs with the highest number of property sales over the past year, and Moreton Bay features strongly. Four suburbs from the region made the list: Caboolture, Morayfield, Narangba, and Burpengary. These areas continue to attract high buyer demand due to affordability, lifestyle appeal, and growing infrastructure.
Proposed Capital Gains Tax Shake-Up Aims to Boost Housing Supply
The federal government is considering changes to capital gains tax rules that could benefit property developers and private investors who build new homes. The goal is to incentivise construction by reducing tax obligations when new housing stock is added to the market. This proposal is part of a broader push to ease the housing crisis by increasing supply rather than simply controlling demand.
Hot Property: Suburbs Where Homes Are Selling in Days
New data reveals a surge in buyer demand across several Australian suburbs, with properties in some areas selling within days of being listed. These fast-moving markets are typically located in regions with low stock and high buyer competition. The trend highlights the importance of pricing and presentation, especially for sellers looking to take advantage of short selling windows.
3D-Printed Public Housing Revealed, Met With Mixed Reactions
Queensland’s first 3D-printed public housing has been unveiled, sparking a mix of curiosity and criticism. While the project was praised for innovation and speed, some raised concerns about long-term durability and liveability. The homes were built using concrete-based 3D printing technology and represent a new approach to tackling housing shortages.
Stay Informed With All Around Realty
As the market continues to evolve, staying up to date with policy changes, buyer activity, and regional trends is more important than ever. If you’re thinking about buying, selling, or just want to know where the market is headed, contact Narelle Cordaro at All Around Realty for expert local advice.
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