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Inner-ring suburbs are expected to outperform the outer suburbs in 2021 - provided the properties aren't home units. While regional areas proved popular last year, Metropole Property Strategists director Michael Yardney said houses in inner and middle-distance areas of Australia's big cities were likely to see price surges this year. 'Properties located in the inner and middle-ring suburbs, particularly in gentrifying locations, will outperform cheaper properties in the outer suburbs,' he said. 'The reason being, Covid-19 has adversely affected low-income earners to a greater extent than midd...

Suburbs where property prices are set to rise in 2021 - with a catch Stephen Johnson, Economics Reporter For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Inner-ring suburbs are expected to outperform the outer suburbs in 2021 - provided the properties aren't home units. While regional areas proved popular last year, Metropole Property Strategists director Michael Yardney said houses in inner and middle-distance areas of Australia's big cities were likely to see price surges this year. 'Properties located in the inner and middle-ring suburbs, particularly in...

After the domination of first home buyers in the 2020 property market, investors are expected to make their market comeback this year, according to the REA. Following the introduction of the federa

Property by Anthony Keane Premium Content   Negative overseas migration for the first time in 27 years has split rental markets across Australia and created clear groups of winners and losers. A new analysis shows vacancy rates have more than doubled in some apartment-dense suburbs - bad news for landlords but great for tenants seeking to negotiate lower rents. Inner-city rents have dropped in most major capitals, but have risen sharply in other suburbs and regional areas. However, the worst appears over, according to the analysis by Investment group...

Property by Anthony Keane Premium Content   Negative overseas migration for the first time in 27 years has split rental markets across Australia and created clear groups of winners and losers. A new analysis shows vacancy rates have more than doubled in some apartment-dense suburbs - bad news for landlords but great for tenants seeking to negotiate lower rents. Inner-city rents have dropped in most major capitals, but have risen sharply in other suburbs and regional areas. However, the worst appears over, according to the analysis by Investment group...