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Employment stability, job creation initiatives and a city’s overall economic strength are the single most important factors for a city’s property market performance. Over the last 6 years to June 2025, Australia created a…

Population growth, dwelling construction volumes, detached houses versus apartments, overseas versus internal migration, capital growth rates and homeownership rates… Using official statistics and powerful graphics, this 2-part report contains a snapshot of the last…

Eight different cities from very different corners of this 6th largest country on the planet. Using official statistics and powerful graphics, this 2-part report contains a snapshot of the last 10-years for eight (8)…

Compared to most other Australian locations, those who live in this city are more likely to be foodies, cyclists, kayakers, gym junkies, box-tickers and bean-counters. As recently as 70-years ago, it was ranked as…

Property doesn’t bounce like shares, it moves with jobs, policy, and supply – not hype. In this TV interview with top bloke Peter Switzer, Propertyology’s Head of Research Simon Pressley explains why real estate…

Australia’s population will be 30 million, a standard house in Adelaide will cost $1.5 million, the average weekly price to rent a 3-bedroom house be $1,100 in Sunshine Coast and $900 in Melbourne, and…

Australia-of-the-Future has zero chance of becoming the best version of itself due to fundamental flaws with its strategy for housing this nation’s population. According to data-backed research conducted by Propertyology, apartments are no solution…

It is reasonable to question why there always seems to be a huge gap between the price of Sydney housing and everywhere else. The current median house value of $1.5 million in Sydney is…

This big Land Down Under is forever changing. Over a 27-year period that saw the national population increase 49 percent (from 18.6 million to 27.7 million), things have changed in many ways. Back in…

Analysis of real estate data confirms that asset values are currently rising in almost every location across Australia. Whilst interest rates are much higher now than 3-years ago, real estate activity accelerated once buyers…

With an 11-year runway to prepare for the 2032 Olympic Games, Propertyology evaluates the potential for Queensland house values increasing by 200 percent over that period. Instead of everything happening in one major city,…

Official government data confirms that, over the last decade, 65 percent of all capital city jurisdictions produced a population decline from people electing to relocate. A fascinating research project conducted by Propertyology uncovered that,…

There were 53 separate regional cities across the country which produced a capital growth rate that was equal to or better than Australia’s best-performed capital city over the last decade. The combined capital city…

Sydney, Perth and Noosa possess higher risk than most cities. Meanwhile Dubbo, Adelaide, Mildura and Toowoomba are among a long list of Australia’s most resilient property markets. Propertyology has conducted detailed analysis of historical…

Pent-up local demand along with yield-chasing interstate investors has the potential to drive Darwin’s property market to be around the mark as Australia’s best-performed capital city over the next two (2) calendar years. I…

Investing in property is such a big decision with so many different elements to it. These days, the ‘product’ of the most intelligent property investment decision is a piece of real estate that cost…

There is no law compelling anyone to invest – it is entirely discretionary. Previously, I have written several blogs about attitude and mindset having a much bigger influence on financial decisions than one’s income…

With so many locations across Australia, each with a dozens of different moving pieces, forecasting property market performance is a difficult task. But it is a challenge that thought-leading property market analyst, Simon Pressley,…

In the 2025 calendar year, the decision to invest in Australian residential real estate is worth between $600,000 and $1.5 million – depending on exactly what asset one buys and in which city. Whether…