Sentiment is cautious but not negative across Australia’s residential development markets.
Luana KennyManaging Director, VictoriaThere are multiple factors influencing Australia’s residential development market, with sentiment cautious but not negative.
In a recent NAB Commercial Real Estate Property Development Webinar, M3 Property Managing Director, Victoria, Luana Kenny presented on some of these key issues and the way they are impacting markets across Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, including:
- Are we in the perfect storm? A look at some of the major issues and challenges we’re seeing across residential markets right now
- Supply and demand and what that means for Australia’s residential markets
- Market risk factors to look out for
- The impact of significant population growth and key questions to ask around this
- Lot prices and sale rates for residential englobo land
… And so much more.
Claire Hains, Director, Victoria at M3 Property also provided her insights on the apartments and townhouses market in the presentation.
Click the link below to read the full Insight.
Residential Development Insight – July 23
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