
Brisbane has overtaken Sydney as the least affordable apartment market in Australia.
JLL's latest research shows Brisbane's median apartment price hit $750K - now 5x average household income - after 16.5% annual growth to December 2025. Vacancy sits at just 0.8%, and rents are forecast to climb another 6.5% in 2026.
Supply is rising, but feasibility and construction costs mean delivery can't keep pace with demand.
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JLL's latest research shows Brisbane's median apartment price hit $750K - now 5x average household income - after 16.5% annual growth to December 2025. Vacancy sits at just 0.8%, and rents are forecast to climb another 6.5% in 2026.
Supply is rising, but feasibility and construction costs mean delivery can't keep pace with demand.
🔗 Full story:
#Brisbane #Apartments #HousingAffordability #PropertyMarket #RealEstate
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