While clearance rates wobble nationally, Adelaide's North and North-East corridors are attracting savvy purchasers seeking value, with median prices holding firm at $720k.
With median house prices hovering around $720,000 and rental demand at historic highs, Adelaide's property market is emerging as a sanctuary for yield-hungry investors priced out of eastern capitals.
A planned rapid transit upgrade is reshaping growth patterns beyond the traditional north-east, with developers and first-home buyers already positioning themselves ahead of the infrastructure curve.
As investors chase hotspots across Adelaide's north-east, Prospect offers the prestige of established tree-lined streets without the stratospheric price tags.
As tram infrastructure takes shape, this inner-west suburb is attracting investors seeking affordable entry points before major connectivity upgrades transform the landscape.
Once overshadowed by Norwood and Unley, this leafy inner-north suburb is attracting savvy buyers and developers as prices climb and character homes prove irresistible.
Once overshadowed by Norwood and the leafy northeast, Prospect is capturing investor attention with affordable entries, strong growth potential, and a lifestyle renaissance centred on its Village precinct.
As vacancy rates plummet and competition intensifies, Adelaide's rental market is shifting from buyer-friendly to landlord-friendly—and tenants must navigate rising costs alongside fewer options.
While clearance rates dip nationally, Adelaide's North-East corridor is bucking the trend with strong results, yet inner suburbs show buyers are becoming pickier than ever.
As the Port Adelaide precinct undergoes major regeneration, this historically overlooked suburb is emerging as a smart investment play for buyers priced out of Prospect and Norwood.
As the nation's most affordable capital, Adelaide offers first-home buyers a choice—but the rules and incentives differ sharply between new builds and existing properties.
A major planning overhaul targeting the suburb's commercial precinct signals a potential turning point for one of Adelaide's most underdeveloped inner-ring locations.
Planning approval for a landmark residential-retail development signals confidence in Adelaide's inner-city transformation and could reshape the precinct between the Festival Centre and Parliament House.
