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http://finance.ninemsn.com.au/newsbusiness/aap/8996674/qld-jobless-rate-falls-to-6-3-per-cent Qld Unemployment heading in the right direction apparently, if monthly figures can be believed

I do think you are correct regarding population growth, it has slowed significantly over the last 4-5 years and will need to pick up for a genuine price spike to occur. Whether this can happen in the current economic environment remains to be seen. The substantial price difference between...

Ah.... I think we have done this before but I'll try again. Rp Data....... Week ending 31st May Brisbane 175 auctions Sydney 1030 auctions Melbourne 1154 auctions Days on market, stock on market and vendor discount are...

Anything from self interest groups obviously is not, the infrastructure projects were more the point but time will tell, can't see too much happening unless population growth picks up to levels previously achieved

http://www.australiannationalreview.com/major-infrastructure-projects-store-queensland/ A little positivity attached, not a great deal of detail but some of these projects look likely to go ahead.

I am wondering if this strength is only suburb specific or if it's a lead indicator because as a whole market there appears to have had little growth so far. A couple of suburbs I follow are showing 12 monthly growth of about 9% yet Residex/APM etc show Brisbane as a whole not going anywhere...

Small block but a big house by the look of it

Regarding houses on Mains rd I agree with you but the better pockets are a couple of streets back from there. I don't think many of the residents are familiar with lawn mowing so when it rains many yards are untidy, maybe because they have come from apartment living overseas? Have a look at...

Definitely price pressure upwards from Chinese buyers but those listings look too expensive relative to other stock available despite being 5 bedrooms IMO. The extension to Garden city is massive but I don't think this has much to do with the price increases nearby

With that budget definitely a house in a middle or outer ring suburb

Appears Sunnybank has had 9% growth in the last 12 months, mostly driven by Chinese purchasers. Rents seem fairly flat though, I'm looking to increase one of mine only slightly if at all.

Despite new estates creating building jobs I think new residential projects not going ahead leads to increased demand for existing stock and higher prices