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Cairns Property Values Rise 5.3% Despite National Housing Downturn

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What happened

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Cairns property values increased by 5.31% over the past year, outpacing Australia's headline inflation rate of 4.3%. This growth contrasts with property losses in South East Queensland, where Brisbane and the Gold Coast have seen peak-to-trough declines.

From realestate.com.au

Why it matters

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Cairns' median dwelling value of $660,000 offers a significant affordability advantage compared to homes in Brisbane or the Gold Coast. This divergence in regional housing markets is continuing to draw buyers to Cairns.

From realestate.com.au

Who's involved

  • CairnsLocation experiencing strong property value growth and affordability.
  • South East QueenslandRegion where property values are falling relative to Cairns.
  • Gold CoastCity experiencing significant property losses and lack of affordability.
  • BrisbaneCity experiencing significant property losses and lack of affordability.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • South East QueenslandSpeculative

    South East Queensland could see market price shifts as regional housing divergence increases.

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