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April 7, 2024
In the city known for high-rises, one of the region’s real estate experts explains why apartment supply has dried up.
September 15, 2023
When we delve into the realm of investment markets, were navigating a sea guided not just by numbers and data but largely by human psychology.
April 9, 2023
As rents surge and thousands face housing insecurity, statistics suggest almost three in 10 houses are empty in parts of Queensland's Gold Coast, while the national average is 10 per cent.
June 23, 2022
Around 8000 homes in the Eurobdalla Shire Council, which stretches along the NSW South Coast, sit vacant for much of the year as their owners primarily live outside of the area.
June 18, 2022
More than 80,000 houses are not being rented out across Queensland as the states deals with an extremely tight rental market that has caused some people to live in tents.
November 29, 2021
Michael Matusik has over 30 years’ experience in property research and project advice. He outlines how a useful tool called the property clock shows what’s happening in the market
November 6, 2021
Australian's population growth has stalled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but numbers are rising in some states where COVID has had little impact, says independent property analyst Michael Matusik
July 14, 2021
Australian capital city house prices could stagnate for a decade with Sydney bracing for another fortnight of lockdowns. Property market analyst Michael Matusik, the director of Matusik Property Insights, said a very strong run of growth was likely to end next year. After this market peak, the housing market price-wise is likely to settle into a somewhat long period of stagnation, he said. Although the stagnation time periods have been shortening over time - there appears to be little left ...
February 10, 2021
Premium Content Subscriber only An estimated 3250 people are predicted to move to Yeppoon and Emu Park over the next five years, requiring 330 dwellings per year, according to the Housing Demand Analysis recently released. Livingstone Shire Council engaged Matusik Property Insights analyst Michael Matusik and Broad Property Research and Advisorys managing director Paul Broad in November to conduct a study where Livingstone Shires housing market was in the property cycle and what was needed to...