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In this month’s whitepaper, the InvestorKit research team has selected 20 regions from many with clear signs of a further rental surge in the coming 12 to 24 months.
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Here’s exactly what’s covered in this edition, so you know whether it’s worth your time before you download.
How Australia's rental crisis has evolved — vacancy rates, rental growth, and the macro forces at play.
The indicators we use to identify high-pressure rental markets — vacancy, economic strength, supply, affordability, and yield.
Detailed rental demand and supply analysis for each of the selected high-pressure regions.
How the rental crisis is shifting — which areas are easing, which are intensifying, and what's driving the change.
A closer look
The average SA3 vacancy rate was 0.7% in March 2022, down 41% from 1.2% a year earlier.
19 of the 20 regions had vacancy rates below the national average. 11 of the 15 regional areas were under 0.3%.
In the 15 years to Q3 2021, average house prices grew 116% while average rents grew 65%.
In early 2022, the national average vacancy rate has hit the lowest point since April 2006. The rental crisis has triggered substantial rental price growth in both capital cities and regional areas.
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