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The inner-north suburb sitting beside the Australian Institute of Sport is posting gross rental yields above 5.8 percent, outpacing every other ACT postcode tracked this quarter.
A proposal to reclassify a swath of single-dwelling blocks along Scullin's Kuringa Drive corridor would open the door to medium-density townhouses and unlock one of Belconnen's last underused residential pockets.
With Canberra's median house price sitting at $835,000, the ACT Land Rent Scheme is quietly reshaping who can afford to buy — and delivering yields that are drawing fresh scrutiny.
While the ACT median sits at $835,000 and stamp duty pain spreads across the border states, one inner-north suburb is quietly rewarding buyers who do their homework.
A wave of new residential projects across the capital's growth corridors is bringing the ACT Home Buyer Concession Scheme back into sharp focus — and eligible buyers could pocket up to $36,750.
A proposed rezoning of Chifley's commercial spine could reshape one of Canberra's most undervalued inner-south pockets — and buyers are starting to notice.
A new affordability breakdown shows ACT renters are handing over more each week than counterparts in Geelong, Ballarat and Toowoomba, yet accumulating none of the equity gains those regional markets delivered over the past three years.
With the ACT median house price sitting at $835,000 and rental vacancy rates near historic lows, a new class of purpose-built rental developments is positioning itself as a long-term alternative to ownership — but the fine print matters.
Properties within 500 metres of Lake Burley Griffin's southern shore have recorded median price growth of nearly 18 percent over the past 18 months, leaving the broader ACT median in the dust.
A planned light rail extension to Gungahlin Town Centre's northern fringe is redrawing the city's property map, with developers already circling land parcels in Throsby and Kenny.
With construction milestones ticking over and a 2028 completion target looming, homes within walking distance of the new Woden corridor are commanding premiums that weren't there two years ago.
Empty-nesters are quietly reshaping demand in a handful of inner and middle-ring ACT suburbs, bidding up compact homes while their family properties sit longer on the market.
Sweeping changes to the ACT's planning code are set to reshape suburbs from Gungahlin to Woden, with tighter design controls and new density allowances hitting the development pipeline at the same time.
A crunch of mortgage repayments against weekly rents reveals a surprising affordability flip in several ACT suburbs — and it matters most for the city's army of public servants.
With median house prices at $835k, Canberra renters are discovering that mortgage payments often rival—or beat—weekly rent, especially in emerging suburbs like Gungahlin.
Strong public servant demand is propping up Canberra's auction results, but suburbs south of the lake tell a starkly different story.
With median house prices hitting $835k, savvy property investors are reassessing their playbook—and looking beyond Canberra's traditional hotspots.
Canberra house prices in 2026: median prices for houses and units, top suburbs and what buyers and investors need to know about the ACT property market. The national capital's unique property landscape.
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