Canungra Rise

24/04/2021

House prices tipped to double in five years

The Coast market has hit a new record peak, and even a rate rise won’t cool the heat.

31/03/2021

There are no surprises in the surge in building approvals with estates selling out just as quickly as they are registered. It is without doubt a construction driven recovery.

Building approvals to construct new homes hit a record high last month, ABS data shows...

18/03/2021

New research released today by the Regional Australia Institute (RAI) shows one-in-five city residents are looking to move to the regions, with more than half wanting to make the jump within the next 12 months.

New research released today by the Regional Australia Institute (RAI) shows one-in-five city residents are …

23/02/2021

Queensland on Cusp of Property Boom.

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Queensland is booming according to Westpac’s Housing Pulse Report

18/02/2021

2021 – recovery

Just as 2020 was dominated by the pandemic and this determined the relative performance of investment markets and stocks, 2021 is being dominated by the recovery. This in turn will have a profound effect on investment markets. There are four reasons for optimism. First, massive fiscal and monetary stimulus is still feeding through economies with very high saving rates indicating pent up demand that can be spent once confidence improves, which will also help offset the wind down of some support measures like JobKeeper in Australia.

Second, the news on vaccines is positive. While uncertainties remain, by end 2021 or early 2022 there is a good chance the world will be approaching a degree of herd immunity.

Third, a new US president in Joe Biden should usher in a period of more stable and expert based policy making in what is still the world’s biggest economy. In particular, it will likely head off a return to trade wars that could have wreaked havoc in 2021.

A more diplomatic US approach to resolving differences with China could also help Australia move down a path to resolving its own differences with China.

Finally, Australia along with NZ has navigated 2020 remarkably well, controlling coronavirus far better than most comparable countries and seeing its politicians and institutions work well together. It also led to structural reforms that may help future growth (eg, property tax reform in NSW, IR reform nationally).

The combination of vaccines, policy stimulus and pent up demand is expected to see a supercharged cyclical rebound in global GDP of around 5.2% and 4.5% in Australia in 2021. This is likely to see strong double-digit rebounds in profit growth.

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15/02/2021

In a vote of support in the growing Canungra community, small businesses in the Scenic Rim will receive added support from a new Small Business Friendly Councils (SBFC) commitment made by Scenic Rim Regional Council today.

As more and more people choose to make Canungra their home the opportunities for Small Businesses continues to grow.

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Queensland Small Business Commissioner Maree Adshead co-signed the Small Business Friendly Councils Charter with Scenic Rim Regional Council Mayor Greg Christensen with support from the region's five Chambers of Commerce based in Beaudesert, Boonah, Kooralbyn, Tamborine Mountain and Canungra.

12/02/2021

Another beautiful home under construction at Canungra Rise

12/02/2021

All eyes on regional homes as COVID lifestyle shift continues.
Regional Australia set for boom times with CBA predicting upwards of 8% in property growth in 2021. Views of properties in regional areas attracting upwards of 150% on the same time last year.

Buyer interest has surged in parts of regional Australia as the pandemic continues to drive demand for property in lifestyle locations.

21/01/2021

As homes continue to be built across Canungra Rise, excitement continues to build as available land supplies continue to contract property values continue to rise. Investment in regional centres like Canungra , (only 30 mins to the Gold Coast) make it the perfect home or investment opportunity

15/01/2021

Housing boom becomes official as billions flow into new home lending. Queensland leads the way.

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13/01/2021

WILL HIGH RATES OF INTERSTATE MIGRATION CONTINUE IN 2021?

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How Has the Influx Of Interstate Migration Affected The Queensland Property Market? Will This Consumer Behaviour Continue In 2021? Read More.

10/11/2020

https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/national/queensland/critical-seq-land-supply-shortage-prompts-affordability-warning-20201106-p56c7l.html

South-east Queensland is facing a severe land supply shortage that could drive up house prices if not urgently addressed, a new report says.