
Barossa Property Market in 10 Charts
Located around an hour north-east of Adelaide, the Barossa is one of South Australia’s best-known regional economies.
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Market analysis built on data, from our In 10 Charts city reviews to national supply, rent and price trends. 119 articles, newest first.

Located around an hour north-east of Adelaide, the Barossa is one of South Australia’s best-known regional economies.

Explore Wangaratta's property market through ten charts, with a closer look at its local economy, buyer demand, rental conditions, housing supply and affordability.

A falling national average does not mean every local property market is declining. Explore why investors need to look beyond the headlines and assess the conditions in individual markets.

Explore Mount Gambier's property market through ten charts covering demographic and economic trends, sales activity, rental conditions and affordability.

Tax treatment shapes how much of your return you keep, not how large that return is. A larger gain taxed less favourably can still outperform a smaller one taxed more favourably. This blog models the full 10-year after-tax outcome for both property types and tests the theory against real Australian market data.

Over the past 12 months, house prices rose by just 2.9%. However, market pressure has been building, and affordability remains relatively strong compared with much of NSW. Will conditions translate into stronger price growth in the year ahead? Let's find out.

Which property markets could be most vulnerable if investor borrowing power weakens and tax incentives become less favourable?

Greater Brisbane has recorded the fastest 1-year price growth among the capital cities (14.8%) and ranks among the fastest-growing in recent years. This is supported, among other factors, by the…

As a hotspot, Tamworth has experienced very strong growth over the past few years. Can it continue to grow robustly in the near future? Let’s find out with 10 charts.

Australia’s rental growth has now stabilised. Is this an early signal of the end of the crisis? Let’s take a closer look.

This blog examines three case studies where these commonly cited “growth drivers” were present, yet price growth was limited or inconsistent.

With the Western Sydney International Airport opening in late 2026, billions in transport and aerotropolis investment are reshaping the surrounding regions, or what’s known as the Western Sydney Airport Corridor.…
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