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20 suburbs for buyers and sellers to watch

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Mark Bristow
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A new report has found 20 suburbs around Australia where home buyers, sellers and investors can expect to see prices rise in the near future.

The Well Home Loans Green Shoots Report looks at some of the main indicators of future property price rises – shrinking inventory, shorter days on market, and rising median asking prices – over the past quarter to determine the 20 suburbs around the country where values are most likely to increase over the coming quarter.

Well Home Loans CEO, Scott Spencer, said that this quarter’s results include a diverse mix of property markets in seven different states and territories, with 11 metro and nine regional locations, as well as 11 house and nine unit markets.

 Rank

State 

Suburb 

Postcode 

Type 

Price 

VIC Hallam 3803 Unit $505,000 
WA Broome 6725 House $589,000 
SA West Lakes 5023 Unit $529,000
4QLDMango Hill4509Unit$359,000
5QLDNewtown4350Unit$270,000
6SAWhyalla Norrie5608House$165,075
7VICWyndham Vale3024House$513,000
8SAEvanston Gardens5166House$346,900
9QLDBohle Plains4817House$440,000
10QLDCollingwood Park4301House$435,319
11SAMount Barker5251House$439,900
12VICBurwood3125Unit$820,000
13VICEynesbury3338House$606,400
14ACTGungahlin2912Unit$469,000
15WALeda6170House$325,500
16NSWKirrawee2232Unit$760,000
17WADjungun6725House$625,000
18ACTBelconnen2617Unit$450,000
19TASDevonport7310Unit$319,000
20WAJurien Bay6516House$450,000

As well as property values, Australian first home buyers and other mortgage holders may need to keep an eye on interest rates this year, with rate hikes expected later in the year regardless of the RBA’s decisions – something over 1.1 million households have never experienced.

Keep in mind that despite the data indicators, there are no guarantees that properties in the areas covered by the report will increase in value over the next quarter. Remember to compare home loans and consider seeking personal financial advice and/or contacting a mortgage broker before taking the plunge. You can also get a free property value extimate at RateCity. 

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This article was reviewed by Personal Finance Editor Georgia Brown before it was published as part of RateCity's Fact Check process.

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