Queensland's regional property markets are expecting a strong spring 2017 due to significant infrastructure investments, greater affordability compared to other states, and low interest rates.
Mackay, Ipswich and Springfield have been identified by leading property group Raine & Horne as the Queensland property markets to watch this spring.
Investors from Sydney and Melbourne take note: Property in regional Queensland is affordable, high-yielding, and has low vacancy rates, according to Raine & Horne.
With the autumn selling season imminent, Steve Worrad, general manager of Raine & Horne Queensland, believes the outlook is positive for the state’s real estate markets.
More Queenslanders are considering a spring property sale, and we expect to see listing momentum collect speed very soon.