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Top 5 Regional NSW Hotspots – February to May 2026 (Hotspotting)

Regional NSW is building momentum again, with more markets recording rising sales activity and tightening rental conditions. This edition highlights five standout areas where affordability, improving demand and major infrastructure and employment investment are aligning to support the next phase of price growth.

The new paradigm in real estate – Hotspotting – October to December 25

Top 5 Cheapies with Prospects Regional – Hotspotting – November 25 to Feb 26

Top 5 Melbourne Hotspots December 25 to March 26

2032 Olympic Property Report Introduction (Hotspotting by Ryder) August 2025

The Olympic Effect

With Southeast Queensland locked in to host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the region is already experiencing massive infrastructure spending, which will create new jobs and
lead to further demand for homes, driving property prices higher.

National Top 10 Best Buys – August to November 2025 (Hotspotting by Ryder)

Amid constant headlines about a soft market, many locations are delivering exceptional growth and yields. In this edition of the National Top 10 Best Buys, we reveal where
smart investors are targeting in 2025 – and why.

Top 5 Cheapies with Prospects – City (July to October 2025) Hotspotting by Ryder

The Cheapies with Prospects are the Ugly Ducklings of city real estate. They’re places with strong potential for capital growth. Ugly Duckling is an odd term for something you would recommend to real estate investors. But the term is apt. The Ugly Duckling of the fairy tale was considered unappealing because those around it didn’t understand what it was. It evolved
into a graceful swan.

Top 5 Cheapies with Prospects – Regional (July to October 2025) Hotspotting by Ryder

The Cheapies with Prospects are the Ugly Ducklings of city real estate. They’re places with strong potential for capital growth. Ugly Duckling is an odd term for something you would recommend to real estate investors. But the term is apt. The Ugly Duckling of the fairy tale was considered unappealing because those around it didn’t understand what it was. It evolved into a graceful swan.

Month in Review – Herron Todd White (May 2025)

Month in Review identifies the latest movements and trends for property markets across Australia

Since our last edition of our monthly report, we’ve witnessed an extraordinary result in the federal election which saw the sitting government secure 94 seats in the House of Representatives, the most in the party’s history. How this decisive mandate will manifest in terms of property policy will take time to be seen. What I can say is that many have speculated that this outcome reflects a desire by the electorate for continuity during a tumultuous time.

Regional Market Update – Cotality

The gap between regional and capital city housing market performance narrows.

Quarterly growth in combined regional dwelling values continue to outperform the capitals, however the performance gap has narrowed since the start of the year, according to the latest Cotality Regional Property Market Update.