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Top 10 Australian suburbs nearing million-dollar prices
Top 10 Australian suburbs nearing million-dollar median prices revealed, with strong demand and growth prospects for investors.
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New research has identified the top ten million-dollar property hotspots in Australia, highlighting suburbs with rising median prices and strong rental yields. Key areas include Capalaba, Coombabah, Edwardstown, and Hampton, all offering attractive investment opportunities.
New research from Propertybuyer and Hotspotting has identified the top 10 million-dollar hotspots in Australia for homebuyers and investors.
The list includes nine house suburbs and one unit suburb across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia.
Propertybuyer CEO Rich Harvey explained that these markets are approaching a million-dollar median price due to steady price growth and strong demand.
Propertybuyer CEO & Founder Rich Harvey
Harvey noted that these areas are also attractive for investors, with rising rents, solid yields, and low vacancy rates.
The Australian property market is dynamic, influenced by various local and international factors.
Investors must combine historical and predictive data alongside local expertise for successful property purchases.
Despite some areas seeing eased price growth, the number of million-dollar markets is increasing, with opportunities available for investors.
Top suburbs include Capalaba in Queensland, with a median house price of $876,000 and a 4.0% rental yield.
Coombabah, another Queensland suburb, has a median house price of $950,000 and a projected 6.8% annual growth.
In South Australia, Edwardstown offers a median price of $900,000 with a low vacancy rate.
Hampton in Victoria boasts a median unit price of $920,000, appealing to families for its local amenities.
Langwarrin, Teralba, Upper Coomera, Waratah, and Woombye round out the list with strong investment prospects, showcasing positive market trends ahead.
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