Spring is definitely in the air and so is hay fever. But are Australia’s Significant Urban Areas affected by it as well?

As mentioned in Episode 193, we are sharing LocationScore’s SUA Tracker Report for October 2018!

Fill in the form below to download the Report now to get access to it now.

What’s in this SUA Tracker Report?

In this month’s SUA Tracker, we see Ballarat on its 6 consecutive upward trend to a LocationScore of 70. But it’s still slightly behind Hobart which is holding its high score of 74. Meanwhile, the cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide are still holding their Location Score in the 60s.

What’s also interesting is the rise of Mackay. 3 years ago it had a very low score of 36. Now the LocationScore is up to a very healthy 60. But will it keep going or start levelling out?

But of course, we’re not just focusing on the positives here cause not all of the markets are on an upward trend. Wollongong’s LocationScore for example has slid around 10% in the last year and there are a couple of SUAs that are showing slight downward trends such as: Port Macquarie and Busselton.

Overall, most of the suburbs in this month’s SUA Tracker are maintaining their current LocationScore.

Download the Report now to find out more.

Note: LocationScore’s Top 50 SUA Tracker Report is available to paid LocationScore subscribers every month! Not yet a Subscriber? Subscribe to LocationScore now and get access to this report every month as well as: Suburb Analyser Reports covering thousands of House and Unit markets across Australia; Top 250 Fast Track Filter on each state and more! And since you’re a listener of The Property Couch, use this code for a 20% OFF discount: TPC20

ps: We’ve got heaps of other Free Resources on the site! Make sure to check them all out here.

Ever wondered if a certain city has reached its peak, or if another has finally bottomed? Well, we’ve calculated the average LocationScore for Australia’s 20 most significant urban areas over the last 3 years.

Now you can see which macro markets are swinging up or down. LocationScore is a mark out of 100 for the level of demand relative to supply in a residential property market. The higher demand is with respect to supply, the higher the LocationScore.

ps: We’ve got heaps of other Free Resources on the site! Make sure to check them all out here.