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Time to Grow Up: Why the Sunshine Coast is the Smart Investor’s SEQ Play

We’ve said it before. Our friend Bernard Salt’s now saying it again. And if you’re paying attention, the signs couldn’t be clearer: the Sunshine Coast isn’t just part of South East Queensland’s growth story, it’s leading it. What’s changing now is the scale and urgency of the opportunity. This region is no longer just riding…

6 days ago
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The Conversation Is Changing: Investors Are Finally Getting the Credit They Deserve

It’s refreshing to see a shift in the headlines this week. Major outlets like The Australian are finally recognising what we’ve been saying for years: residential property investors aren’t the villains of Australia’s housing story; they’re the backbone of it. Across two feature articles this week, journalists and analysts echoed a message that’s long been…

2 weeks ago
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The Olympics: What Does It Really Mean for SEQ Property?

There’s been plenty of noise in the media about the 2032 Olympics. But here’s the truth: the hype leading up to the Games is overrated. The real impact will come afterwards, and for the Sunshine Coast, that impact won’t be about shiny new infrastructure, but about global exposure. Growth Already Underway The Sunshine Coast is…

3 weeks ago
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Policy Progress in Noosa Underscores Bigger Regional Challenges

Noosa Shire has just announced planning changes aimed at easing the housing crisis, including more flexible provisions for tiny homes, affordable rentals, and secondary dwellings. It’s a small but welcome step in the right direction. We applaud Noosa Council for taking action to unlock more affordable housing options. It’s a positive move and one that…

4 weeks ago
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Fear, Facts and the Future of Property

Every few months, a new headline pops up warning that Australian property is on the brink of collapse. The latest? Reports claiming that $500 billion (or $770 billion, depending on where you read your news) could be wiped from property values by 2030 due to climate risk. Let’s call this what it is: absolute lunacy….

1 month ago
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Proved Right Yet Again

Back in May 2020, when the world was reeling from the onset of the pandemic, fear was everywhere. Headlines screamed of housing crashes, economists forecasted sharp declines, and many Australians braced for the worst. In that same moment, we released a report that told a very different story: the property market was not at risk,…

1 month ago
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