Entry-level homes now more expensive than Sydney, new data reveals
First home buyers in Brisbane have been dealt another blow; new data shows entry-level homes are now more expensive than in Sydney.
New figures from property data firm Foundit have shown that while Sydney is more expensive overall, Brisbane tops this at the lower end of the spectrum.
Last year, just 3.2 per cent of homes in the Greater Brisbane region sold for less than $500,000, compared to 4 per cent in Greater Sydney.
The report found the most homes to come to market in this price range were mostly apartments and townhouses in the CBD, Woodridge and Beenleigh.
But overall, Woodridge has seen significant growth over the five years through December 2025. with incoming data Specialization It rose by 203.4 percent to $607,500.
Interest rate increase expected as announced last weekIt will slow down property growth in Brisbane Pressed by industry experts. AMP chief economist Shane Oliver previously told this imprint that the city is not as vulnerable to a single rate increase as other cities because property prices have “stronger economic fundamentals.”
A search on this masthead’s partner website reveals Specializationrevealed the following properties that recently sold for under $500,000.
