The real estate market in Brisbane is gearing up for an excellent spring season as per reports. The capital of Queensland is preparing to see brisk sales with several new homes being listed on the market over the last few weeks. Buyers are steadily returning to the market in order to snap up properties at comparatively affordable prices. Demand has increased by a whopping 17% in eastern Brisbane over the last 12 months and there is demand in Ipswich as well. There is demand in Logan although slower than before and also in Chapel Hill. In fact, in Chapel Hill, demand has grown by 42% as compared to the year-ago period.
In fact, Holland Park and other suburbs are witnessing a rise in demand over the last few months. The market is geared towards sellers in terms of advantages, particularly in terms of high demand amongst buyers. Areas like Chandler in eastern Brisbane are also witnessing considerable demand. Experts forecast a higher number of homes to be made available in the Brisbane real estate market this spring. Areas like Windsor are also witnessing high demand as per reports. The number of listings is steadily increasing and buyers are now acting even faster and with greater confidence. There is high interest from buyers in markets like Sydney and southern parts of the country.
People are also snapping up properties at Chelmer and in other western suburbs of Brisbane in tandem with Manly, Hemmant, Indooroopilly, Chermside West, Wavell Heights, Spring Hill, Coorparoo, Red Hill, Mount Gravatt, Moreton Bay, Shailer Park, Buccan, Mount Mee, Deception Bay, Pine Mountain and Basin Pocket. These are some areas which have seen considerable demand from homebuyers.
