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After two years on the sidelines, property investors are re-entering the ACT market with aggressive bids, tilting competition sharply against owner-occupiers in established suburbs.
The ACT Planning and Land Authority is considering a major rezoning of the industrial suburb that could unlock thousands of new homes and reshape the city's eastern corridor.
As prices climb across the ACT, beachside appeal and proximity to water are driving strong capital growth in suburbs overlooking the city's iconic lakes.
As planning applications pile up across Gungahlin and Belconnen, locals and developers are at odds over what growth should look like in the nation's capital.
As the ACT market tightens, savvy purchasers are demanding climate resilience data before committing to homes near the $835k median price point.
While median house prices climb across the ACT, one established Belconnen suburb is delivering returns that outpace the competition.
As clearance rates hover around 65%, the message for buyers and sellers is mixed—and reveals which suburbs are still running hot.
With the ACT median house price hovering near $835,000, first home buyers need to know exactly what government support they can access to ease their entry into the market.
As vacancy rates tighten, property investors are weighing short-term visitor accommodation against traditional tenancies—and the numbers tell a compelling story.
With rental yields under pressure nationwide, local property investors are weighing the short-term holiday market against traditional tenancies—and the numbers are closer than you'd think.
As interest rates stabilise, savvy property investors are hunting suburbs where gross yields exceed 5 per cent—and Canberra still has pockets worth exploring.
As competition peaks, smart first-timers are targeting outer suburbs and emerging precincts where auction clearances and grant eligibility align.
June's softer results suggest buyers are holding back, but agents remain confident heading into the second half of 2026.
Stage 2A of the light rail project to Woden is already reshaping buyer demand and prices in Phillip, Braddon and Barton, with agents reporting renewed interest in properties within walking distance of future stations.
As the RBA weighs its next move, local buyers and investors are gaming three scenarios that could reshape the ACT's supply-starved market.
As clearance rates hold steady around 65%, the message for buyers and sellers is nuanced—and suburb-specific.
As Canberra's growth corridors heat up, residents and planners are locked in a familiar tension—and both have legitimate concerns.
A $2.74 million sale in Canberra's most sought suburb signals renewed confidence in premium properties, even as broader clearance rates hold steady.
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