Latest property from The Daily Tasmania.
As lifestyle buyers reassess priorities and affordability pressures mount, Tasmania's secondary markets are emerging as the real winners in this year's property cycle.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 28 June 2026
Major planning approvals across Hobart's riverside precincts signal unprecedented growth, but affordability concerns loom for locals priced out of Tasmania's booming property market.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 28 June 2026
With state grants, federal schemes and affordable alternatives to Hobart's hotspots, first-time buyers have genuine pathways to property ownership in Tasmania.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
As Tasmanian rents climb faster than wages, we ask whether the classic affordability benchmark still holds water in Hobart and beyond.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
As rental stress reaches breaking point across the state, a handful of emerging neighbourhoods have crossed an unlikely threshold—mortgages now undercut weekly lease payments.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
Monthly data reveals a notable dip in clearance rates across Hobart and Launceston, signalling cautious buyer sentiment in mid-winter.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
As markets price in the prospect of lower rates, first-home buyers are re-entering the Hobart market while investors reassess strategy across Sandy Bay and Launceston.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
While southern capital investors chase sub-4% yields, smart money is discovering Tasmanian suburbs where $400k buys genuine 5%+ rental income.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
A rare beachfront sale north of Sh静water Lane has reset comparable values for premium Tasmania property, but overall June clearance rates reveal a market sorting itself between lifestyle buyers and investors.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
As Tasmania's property boom drives ambitious new projects across greater Hobart, residents and developers find themselves locked in an increasingly heated debate over growth, heritage and liveability.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
With Tasmanian rents climbing and interstate migration reshaping demand, property investors need a clear strategy to maximise returns in a shifting market.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
Stricter heritage overlays and mandatory apartment setbacks are reshaping development pipelines in Battery Point, South Hobart and Lenah Valley, with implications for median prices and housing supply.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
With Tasmanian rental vacancies below 1 per cent, renters face bidding wars once reserved for buyers—forcing many into a reckoning about the true cost of staying put versus taking the leap into ownership.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
As grants and low rates tempt newcomers into the market, we map exactly what your budget stretches to across Hobart, Launceston and beyond.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
As Hobart's median surpasses $560,000, the state government opens affordable blocks in emerging suburbs—here's what first-home buyers and investors need to know.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
While activity remains steady across key suburbs, tight inventory and rising competition are squeezing affordable stock in Hobart and Launceston.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
Consensus forecasting suggests the state's median will edge toward $580k–$595k by mid-2027, but interest rates and interstate migration will be the real wildcards.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
Hobart's most prestigious address is quietly offering better value than rivals, as savvy investors eye its waterfront charm and established infrastructure.
By Tasmania Property Desk · 27 June 2026
