Brisbane’s property market has been forecast to outperform Sydney and Melbourne this year, enticing interstate migration with its lower-priced entry points amid Sydney and Melbourne's period of property price adjustment.
The Queensland capital bucked the falling dwelling trends of 2018, with house values increasing a modest 0.4 per cent.
While Corelogic data shows Brisbane unit prices dropped 0.7 per cent.
Forecasts remain varied as to the extent of how the nation’s two largest capital cities will affect Brisbane’s property market.
Speaking at The Urban Developer's Brisbane Market outlook event last week, Domain Research analyst Eliza Owens says Brisbane is the top capital city across the country in terms of views per listing.
So, armed with Domain’s dwelling data, and having enlisted the aid of Zoran Solano, Managing Director at Hot Property Buyers Agency, compiled is a list of Brisbane’s top affordable suburb options located 10, 20 and 30 kilometres from the CBD.
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