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Low vacancy rates and resilient rents are keeping investor yields solid in Gungahlin, Belconnen and beyond, even as other Australian capitals falter.
Low vacancy rates and rising costs are putting unprecedented pressure on everyone in the ACT rental market.
Vacancy rates are razor-thin and competition is heating up as buyers target Lawson, just north of Belconnen.
Low vacancy, high prices and fierce competition – what you need to know to get your foot on the property ladder in the capital.
With house prices rising and vacancy rates at record lows, Canberra residents are embracing a rent-vesting strategy—here’s what it means for buyers and renters alike.
ACT Planning officials unveil bold rezoning proposal for Kaleen, pitching an urban transformation for one of North Canberra’s quietly growing suburbs.
Tucked between Mount Ainslie and the buzz of Lonsdale Street, Ainslie could soon become the city’s newest investment hotspot as council eyes changes to local zoning.
With low vacancy rates and $835,000 median house prices, here’s what first-time buyers need to know now in the ACT.
Low vacancy, shifting prices and local growth corridors are tilting the scales for property investors in the capital.
With a record-low vacancy rate of 0.8%, renters in Canberra are facing intense competition for limited properties, prompting a closer look at the renter vs buyer affordability analysis.
With rental vacancies shrinking and house prices steady, The Daily Canberra breaks down how affordability in the capital compares to nearby regional towns.
The ACT Government unveils planning amendments targeting greater density in key suburbs, reshaping home designs from Dickson to Gungahlin.
Tight stock and steady demand have pushed Higgins to the top of the capital’s yield charts, outpacing trendier neighbours with returns above 5.1%.
With ACT house prices still hovering near record highs, we crunch the numbers to see if renters are saving cash compared to Canberra’s would-be homebuyers.
Harrison's potential transformation could bring new life and investment opportunities to the area
As the ACT government pushes for higher-density housing in Gungahlin and Belconnen, community groups are ramping up resistance, arguing local character and amenities are at risk.
New affordability data shows ACT tenants are forking out near-Sydney rents while first-home buyers face a purchase market that makes Geelong look like a bargain.
A 22-storey residential development approved for the city centre is set to add 180 units to a market that has barely kept pace with demand for three years running.
Once defined by car yards and concrete, Mitchell is drawing a new generation of buyers priced out of Braddon and Dickson — and the numbers are starting to reflect it.
With the ACT vacancy rate hovering near historic lows and median weekly rents pushing past $650, both tenants scrambling for a roof and landlords managing rising costs are caught in a market that's running short on easy answers.
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