Huon Property Group in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Property developer

Huon Property Group

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3012 6397

Address: 54/111 Eagle Street 4000 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://huonpropertygroup.com

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24.01.2022 First look: Renderings of Kangaroo Point pedestrian bridge revealed! More info: https://brisbanedevelopment.com/first-look-renderings-of-k/

20.01.2022 Happy Easter from the Team at Huon.

13.01.2022 Our Virtual Open Homes are open 24/7! Come take a look in the comfort of your own home and if you have any questions, please message us! #Arabella #Oxley #Townhouse

11.01.2022 Buy with confidence in Oxley :)

10.01.2022 We are extremely proud of the progress at our land subdivision project 'Arabella Heights' in Oxley! These 29 vacant blocks of land are fully retained, benched and will soon be connected as we prepare to lay the tarmac. Land is selling fast, don't miss the cut off date for the Home Builder Grant (31st Dec 2020) ... Limited availability, Call Now!

07.01.2022 According to Pressley, no two crises are the same, but this pandemic actually has some good things going for it: the cause for this crisis is known and has a time frame, there is global coordination in dealing with the crisis, and many countries have learnt their lessons from the GFC. On top of that, the property market has been largely suppressed in the two years leading up to Covid-19, and the government’s stimulus packages will stem a spike in distressed property sales, Pressley said.

05.01.2022 Enjoy a virtual walk through our built apartments in Ascot, Brisbane. View all remaining apartments for sale the virtual way here: https://www.huonpropertygroup.com/ardanascot

04.01.2022 "The future for the Brisbane housing market looks very bright. We expect the current price growth to continue given the sheer number of buyers currently in the market ready to buy. With tight vacancy rates throughout most areas in Greater Brisbane, we also see great investment opportunities for those who have been sitting on the sidelines waiting for the worst of the pandemic to pass."

03.01.2022 We are happy to annouce that the civil construction at Arabella Townhouses + Arabella Heights is now full steam ahead. With roads set to begin by the end of September, keep a look out for the next update!

03.01.2022 Taking advantage of another sunny day to get roadworks out of the way. Kudos to our civil contractors BMD for pressing on with the task! :)

03.01.2022 Influencers and the missing piece/ingredients: The BIGGEST Drivers/Influencers - relative supply to demand of which building approvals and the flow of credit ...are arguably the biggest components outside of relative affordability (not just price, think mortgage and rent too) - confidence What do you see here (attached)? = approvals have been falling off a cliff, yes they are coming off highs, but they aren’t going to bounce up anytime soon in a big/sustainable way. Demand/appetite will also reduce too, considering borders, alongside density and investor appetite shifts. = the cobweb effect fellow researcher Pete Wargent often uses this economic term as well. One of my favs. This is where the supply commentary will make sense. = savings ratios are picking up (cheap money / less spending / and stimulus money) = on top of the above, we all know how cheap money is right now (interest rates), and the amount of cuts that have happened in the last year. Beyond the cuts people are also gaining grounds on lost margins via bank loyalty tax through refinances. Mortgage affordability is a far more important metric than income to price ratio which is often tossed around too much. = rental market strength across most of Aus (outside of high density regions / many apartments and townhouses / high reliance on student regions) When I personally purchased in the last few months, did I purchase for the next few months?...or finding a dream covid steal?...no! I purchased because I’d like to hold as many assets as I can before this supply/dwelling deficiency coming up in the years ahead really kicks in with all this cheap money and potentially other government shake ups...as they will try anything they can.. What’s the missing piece in the short to medium term? (Sentiment) as during recessions that’s what usually gives. Also a part of the deepening dwelling deficiency is a negative impact for a short time period on construction jobs due to the decline in new pipeline. It can partially be offset by large gov spending and infrastructure but never in full, hence more job losses here are likely in parts of the country. - This is very macro (country analysis) there will be micro locations across the country where as result of what’s occurring this does not come to life and price declines depending on where will occur. It’s just an analysis of the much bigger picture for the 2-5 years ahead. I’ve been talking about a supply shortfall in the future since early 2019 when I first saw these indicators. Border closures whilst not a strong direct and immediate impact on purchases, will kick this dwelling deficiency can a little down the road (not by a lot though). However, it’s still important to know these fundamentals. Because it’s these fundamentals that cushion prices and create a rise in many areas that feels so odd to many.

01.01.2022 Stage 1 Now Selling! Contact us now to discover the latest residential community coming to Oxley.