Brisbane and Queensland home prices have hit new highs and it’s getting harder for buyers to get in. According to the latest PropTrack Home Price Index released today, Brisbane’s median dwelling price is $855,000 in September, up 75.2% since March 2020. PropTrack’s senior economist Eleanor Creagh said the growth was massive, with Brisbane up 13.31% in the past year. The rest of Queensland wasn’t far behind, with a 10.98% increase to a median dwelling price of $695,000. “Since the pandemic started, home prices have gone through the roof in Queensland,” Creagh said. “Brisbane is one of the top performing markets…
Author: Gabriella Bortolot
Gabriella Bortolot
Gabriella Bortolot is the co-director of Rude Baby Records. She has a background in music journalism and a strong connection to community-focused projects.