The Sunday Property Review
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And welcome to another episode of The Real Estate Podcast, available on iHeartRadio every morning and also on Spotify and Apple and wherever you get your podcasts from. It's a Sunday, Sunday morning, yes, the 11th day for September for 2022. And our road trip in Queensland, yes, it's still continuing. It's going to continue next week. We've nearly arrived in Cairns. So if you're wondering what's happening in the Cairns market there, we're going to be talking with Kyle and he is going to give us the lowdown. And coming up shortly, we have the Sunday Rewind where we take a look back over the last seven days with the interviews. Also, a little bit of a spotlight on a couple of our destinations with our road trip.
And if you want to feel some fantastic nostalgia... I can thoroughly recommend a doco that I watched on Netflix last night all about the David and Goliath showdown on the water between Australia and the New York Yacht Club and Dennis Connor. It happened a long time ago but that won't stop you from recounting the memories back in 1983 when John Bertrand and Alan Bond had the weight of a nation on their shoulders. In fact I'd forgotten that they were 3-1 down best out of four races so everyone had written the Aussies off and man did they come back to win in style the first time the Americans had lost the America's Cup and they lost it to the Aussies
We talk with leading property commentators with analysis, predictions, forecasts, and what's trending every morning from 6.30.
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And checking on your weather around Australia on this Sunday morning and Sydney. Firstly, expecting beautiful, sunny, warm conditions, a high of 22 degrees. In Melbourne, unfortunately, the rain is back. Expect the showers developing and a high of 17 degrees. In Brisbane, partly cloudy but mainly dry, 25 is your forecast high. And in Perth, good morning to you, expecting a high of 23 degrees and a mostly sunny day.
We talk with leading property commentators. with analysis, predictions, forecasts, and what's trending every morning from 6.30. It's your real estate weekend podcast in review.
So Harvey Bay, I think it was known it had the reputation as the capital for retirees, but since COVID, that's changed a little bit. Tell us about that.
Yeah, no, it has.
What insights does Kyle provide about the Cairns property market?
We've been here in Harvey Bay ourselves now, myself, my wife, Katrina, for 17 years this year. And the town has steadily grown throughout that period. But ironically, since COVID, we've seen a dramatic increase in our buyer population and the demand for housing. So our demographic is changing with that because with that, we're seeing significant construction projects going ahead, new estates growing. tradies. You can't get a tradie at the moment if you try to get a tradie. Also, because of the age demographic, the medical services have expanded significantly over the last three years. I'll jokingly say we've got a medical centre on just about on every second corner now. And those medical professionals are
Usually that middle-aged demographic, they've got kids, they're on obviously higher incomes, and they're changing the face of Harvey Bay. We're getting more retail outlets, more cafes, restaurants. So yeah, we're definitely seeing a change in our demographic. Harvey Bay in the last six months has experienced the largest real estate boom in its history to date.
All right, so let's have a look at some of these stats because last year, the stats reflected that Harvey Bay saw an 18.3% increase in house prices.
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