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Hobart Property Growth Is Outrunning the Mainland — Here’s the Proof

After a massive “Everything Everywhere Boom” across Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and even Mildura, investors are asking one question:

👉 Where should I buy in 2026?

In this episode, we break down the one capital city that still has:
✔ Rental vacancy below 1%
✔ Yields above 4.5–5%
✔ Sub-$650K houses on 500–700 sqm blocks
✔ Days on market under 30
✔ Tens of thousands of renters competing for limited stock

And yes — it’s Hobart.

We deep dive on 3 suburbs you must research before investing:
🏡 Warrane (7018) — Proximity to major shopping centres + $900K neighbouring suburbs
🏡 Glenorchy — Strong infrastructure, low vacancies, and under 15 mins to CBD
🏡 Bridgewater — Sub-$550K, water views, and strong rental demand

If Melbourne’s rising vacancy rates are scaring you… Hobart might be the last capital city where investors can still find cash flow and growth potential.

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⏱ Timestamps
00:00 – Welcome to PropSpotter
00:04 – The “Everything Everywhere Boom” of 2025
00:16 – Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, Melbourne all surged
00:26 – As the market cools… where to look in 2026?
00:34 – Why Melbourne was the talk of 2025
00:42 – Suburbs up 10–15%: Broadmeadows, Dallas, Craigieburn, etc
01:10 – Will Melbourne keep growing in 2026?
01:24 – Why rental vacancy is the key metric
01:46 – Low yields vs high interest rates
01:58 – Frankston North vacancy: 1% → 3.5%
02:15 – Other Melbourne suburbs with rising vacancies
02:25 – Where else can investors look?
02:35 – The capital city with 4.5–5% yields
02:47 – Existing houses on 500–700sqm, not small blocks
03:04 – Days on market under 30
03:11 – Rental vacancy below 1%
03:18 – Case study: Property rented before settlement
03:31 – A capital city with population over 250,000
03:45 – Regional classification = PR benefits
03:55 – Beautiful views + sub-$650K
04:09 – Revealing the city: Hobart
04:18 – Suburb 1: Warrane (Pros & cons)
04:53 – Proximity to major shops + high-value neighbours
05:02 – 12 minutes to the CBD
05:09 – Con: High public housing pockets
05:23 – Recent $650K off-market sale example
05:37 – Suburb 2: Glenorchy
05:52 – Strong infrastructure + shopping precinct
06:14 – Vacancy below 1%
06:28 – Why rental vacancy drives price growth
07:00 – Suburb 3: Bridgewater
07:21 – Water views + sub-$550K price point
07:36 – Vacancy still under 1%
07:38 – Cons: high public housing + distance to CBD
08:05 – Final thoughts: Hobart’s 2026 potential
08:09 – Free strategy session invitation
08:15 – Like, follow, and subscribe