Major City Market Update 1st Half 2021
The PRD Major City Market Update 1st Half 2021 reports are available for Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Canberra, Perth, and Gold Coast. These reports provide key statistical information for first home buyers, investors, and the property industry.
The
PRD Major City
Market Update 1st
Half 2021 reports are
available for Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Canberra, Perth, and Gold
Coast. These reports provide key statistical information for first home buyers,
investors, and the property industry.
A
first of their kind, these reports divide each city into inner, middle, and
outer-rings, allowing for an in-depth analysis of each specified market, whilst
painting a holistic picture of the property conditions in each area.
Each report covers house and unit property types, capturing:
- Sales volume, median price, and median price growth year on year 2019 vs 2020
- Sales price distribution for 2020
- Average vendor discount on a quarterly basis from Q3 2019 to Q4 2020
- Average days to sell on a quarterly basis from Q3 2019 to Q4 2020
- Rental market information on a quarterly basis from Q3 2019 to Q4 2020
- Rental market performance year on year 2019 vs 2020 for different bedroom types (i.e 2+ bedrooms, 3+ bedrooms, 4+ bedrooms)
- Average days to let a rental property on a quarterly basis from Q3 2019 to Q4 2020
- Average rental yield on a quarterly basis, to December 2020
- Vacancy rates on a quarterly basis, to December 2020
- Key commentary of relevant market trends
PRD Major City Market Update reports featured in leading media outlets, please see the media coverage below:
- Sydney Morning Herald: Unit and house price gulf widens in two-speed Melbourne property market
- Brisbane Times: Record price difference opens between Sydney houses and units
- News Daily: The silent factor that’s putting upwards pressure on Australian house prices
- ABC Radio Brisbane: Brisbane house prices reach historic high
- ABC News: Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate says building on basketball court-sized blocks 'better than nothing'
- Herald Sun: Melbourne’s middle ring ‘completely bonkers’ for price growth.
- The Daily Telegraph: Sydney property: Middle ring suburbs now more expensive than inner city for first time.