‘Entering the red zone’: Brisbane rents at a record high
Key points
- Brisbane rents have reached a record high, with the median house rent at $700 and unit rent at $660 in the September quarter. Despite a three-month stall, rents are $40 and $20 higher than last year for houses and units, respectively.
- Cheaper areas like Logan and Moreton Bay also saw increases, while the vacancy rate remains at 0.7 per cent.
- Experts warn of an affordability ceiling and potential housing crisis for tenants.
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