Queensland’s 11 correction-proof housing markets

Queensland’s most resilient property markets have been revealed, with the regions that have repeatedly weathered housing downturns emerging as prime candidates for the next investment boom. New analysis by PropTrack has identified 11 regions that outperformed the national housing market through each of Australia’s past three major property corrections — cementing their reputation as some of the state’s most resilient places to own property. RELATED: Queensland boom over as prices fall in one in five Brisbane suburbs ‘Hidden’ warning sign behind slowdown: Brisbane officially a buyers’ market Brisbane’s inner city housing market has been identified as being resilient during market downturns. The list includes Brisbane Inner City, Gold Coast, Ipswich and Logan-Beaudesert, along with regional Queensland centres including Cairns, Toowoomba, Townsville, Wide Bay, Central Queensland, Darling Downs-Maranoa and Mackay-Isaac-Whitsunday. The findings come as the Albanese Government ramps up its push to increase housing supply and encourage more new home construction, with industry leaders saying regional Australia could become the proving ground for faster, more efficient ways of building. Wh...