Tag: co living house

First Home Buyers

House and Land Packages in Narangba

No matter where you want to raise your family, Narangba offers something for every lifestyle imaginable – with easy access to beaches and national parks as well as affordable housing options and great transport connections, making it the ideal place for finding your ideal home. Narangba, located within Moreton Bay Region and one of North Brisbane’s premier suburbs, has long been popular with both owner-occupiers and investors. The region benefits from strong economies from many different industries including manufacturing, healthcare, property services, retail trade and construction. Narangba has experienced rapid development over the past decade, resulting in numerous infrastructure projects such as schools, retail outlets and residential developments. Narangba’s rapid development has also drawn considerable investment to its growth – […]

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Dual Key

Is Caboolture a Good Place to Invest?

Caboolture, located about 44 kilometers north of Brisbane in Queensland, is an attractive investment area with high-end infrastructure developments and reasonable real estate prices. Furthermore, this suburb boasts an impressive property capital growth rate as well as low vacancy rates that offer higher rental yields. Caboolture is an attractive place for both investors and homeowners, though not all parts of town offer equal value and amenities; therefore it is wise to seek advice from an expert before investing anywhere within Caboolture. Note that Caboolture covers an expansive area, making it a desirable investment choice. Depending on your budget and needs, Caboolture provides numerous real estate investment opportunities from high-end luxury homes near shopping centres to more budget-conscious homes near shopping […]

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Property Buying Guides

Co living houses return as the rental crisis continues

Park Ridge 4 Bedroom family home

Brisbane Co living houses return as the rental crisis continues and people lease out spare rooms. Why did people leave co-living houses during the pandemic? A graph from Australia’s central bank shows the shift in household makeup that occurred at the start of the pandemic. By mid-2020, the number of people living in co-living houses dived. CoLiving Brisbane is a boom investment Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) data shows it was at its lowest ever-number at 2.47 people as of August last year. CoreLogic property market analyst Tim Lawless has been watching the repercussions of this trend play out in the rental market. “We saw some remarkable shifts at the beginning of COVID,” he says. “For obvious reasons, people were looking for more space. They […]

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