10 charts that show how the property market changed last year
Poor affordability, a surge in stock for sale and the sustained higher interest rate environment have combined to slow down price growth. Click here to read more.
Brisbane’s cultural scene is in constant overdrive and promising weekends full of wonder and weekdays, adventure. Lose yourself in an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance for the Brisbane Festival event – Lightscape.From Thursday August 31 to Sunday, October 8, the City Botanic Gardens will light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland of music and light, designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features. The self-guided tour takes you on a 2-km trail under glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light, and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth – made all the more spellbinding with the trickling of soundscape throughout.
Wanderers of all ages will embark on the immersive venture and take sight of larger-than-life flowers, high-flying dazzling foliage, and ethereal beauty from fields of light. Presented by Brisbane Festival and Sony Music Entertainment, Lightscape will mark its Queensland debut and feature First Nations-led projections from local artists among leading international talent. Make a night of it and gather friends for pre- and post-trail tipple and eats from the host of food and beverage offerings on-site. Session times start from 5:45 pm in 15-minute intervals and are an anticipated 90-minute journey. Tickets for this garden gallivant start at $28 – purchase yours here.
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Poor affordability, a surge in stock for sale and the sustained higher interest rate environment have combined to slow down price growth. Click here to read more.
Australia’s national median rent price has crept to a new high, but an uptick in the number of available rentals has kept rents steady across much of the country. Click here to read more.