Why investors love Queensland?

Property investors love Queensland not only for the affordability but for the amazing opportunities that are still available.

In order to make informed decisions we are always looking for where the government is spending money trying to improve the quality of life of their people. Queensland in the last years has really shown the way.

The five-year infrastructure pipeline of major projects has grown in Queensland by over $10bn in the last 12 months according to the latest Queensland Major Projects Pipeline reported.

Produced by Quee nsland Major Contractors Association (QMC A) and Infrastructure Association of Queensland (IAQ), the report utilises data sourced directly from government and the private sector, to provide state-wide visibility and awareness of Queensland’s infrastructure plans.

I thought I’d share with you the co mplete rep ort with all the Pipeline and where you can find more information.

Remember the save investor is the one that has knowledge of the location using proper research.

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Why Melbourne Remains a Good Investment Despite the Downturn

By Pina Brandi • July 14, 2025

While the headlines might suggest doom and gloom, Melbourne is far from down and out. In fact, this moment of weakness may well be the turning point — the stage in the cycle where the city’s long-term fundamentals quietly gather momentum again. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to buy in Melbourne, 2025 could be your moment. Key Reasons Melbourne Is Still Attractive for Property Investors Market Recovery Signs: After a period of decline in 2024, Melbourne has posted several consecutive months of home price growth in 2025. This signals a market turnaround, with prices still below their previous peaks, offering a countercyclical opportunity for investors. Strong Population Growth: Melbourne continues to experience robust population growth, driving long-term housing demand. Migration has ramped up, supporting both the rental and sales markets. Undersupply of New Homes: Building approvals are at record lows, and there is a shortage of new dwellings. This supply constraint, combined with rising demand, is expected to place upward pressure on prices over the coming years. Infrastructure Investment: Ongoing investment in transport, schools, and amenities across Melbourne’s growth corridors is enhancing liveability and supporting property values. Affordability Relative to Other Capitals: Melbourne’s median home price is now lower than Sydney and some other capitals, making it more accessible for investors and first-home buyers. Interest Rate Cuts: Recent interest rate reductions in 2025 have improved buyer sentiment and affordability, helping to fuel renewed activity in the property market. Long-Term Growth Fundamentals: Melbourne’s diversified economy, strong employment hubs, and lifestyle appeal underpin its reputation as a resilient, long-term investment destination. Where Are the Opportunities? For those looking to enter the market now, focus on areas where fundamentals still stack up — even in a down market.