Residential Property Forecasts - BIS Oxford Economics

Provides a high-level overview of Australia’s state capital cities and selected regional centres, providing annual forecasts for rents, prices and yields over a three year forecast horizon.
Cities covered include Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Darwin, Newcastle, Wollongong, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Townsville.
Forecast indicators include state level migration and population growth, underlying demand and supply, median house and unit rents, prices and yields.
Service includes regular analysis of data releases, in-depth commentary of market issues, quarterly price trend update and six monthly update of forecasts, as well as property economist support to answer any questions.

Detailed analysis and forecasts of demand and supply in the apartment (multi-family) markets of Australia’s east coast capital cities.
Markets covered include the inner city regions of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, and broader suburban Sydney.
Forecast indicators include occupier demand and its drivers, apartment supply (completions), rents, prices and yields over a seven year forecast horizon.
Service includes reports, datasheets and charts in electronic form, demographic profile and other supporting data, listing of the inner city apartment project pipeline, as well as property economist support to answer any questions.

A comprehensive outlook for the residential land subdivision market at the macro and sub-regional level within each of Australia’s main capital cities and regions.
Regions covered include Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast/Sunshine Coast, Adelaide and Perth.
Forecasts are provided for residential dwelling demand and dwelling supply, number of broadhectare lots produced, and growth in house and vacant land prices at the city and sub-regional level within the city.
Service includes reports, datasheets and charts in electronic form, and property economist support to answer any questions.

Examines changes in household structure and dwelling preferences using Census data over the past twenty-five years, presenting the implications for the composition of future demand in the residential market
Regions covered include Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.
Forecasts are provided for population and household growth by age cohort, growth in households by household type, and demand for dwellings by dwelling type with a ten year forecast horizon.
Service includes reports, datasheets and charts in electronic form, and property economist support to answer any questions.

Residential Property