The northern Adelaide growth corridor has been one of the most discussed, most marketed, and most actively bought parts of the South Australian property market for several years running. The commentary is not entirely without justification - infrastructure has been delivered, prices have moved, and

Most sellers in South Australia arrive at the decision to sell with their attention on the market - what it is doing, which direction prices are moving, whether now is the right time. That focus is understandable, but it consistently leads sellers to overlook the decisions that have a more direct im

Few South Australian regional property markets have changed as substantially over the past decade as the Barossa Valley - and the change is structural rather than cyclical. What has changed is not simply that prices are higher - it is that the buyer profile, the demand drivers, and the competitive d

Buyers and sellers in the Adelaide property market share a set of common beliefs about how it works, when it moves, and what drives it - and a meaningful portion of those beliefs are not supported by what the data shows. Those beliefs shape decisions - about when to buy, when to sell, how to price,

What affordable means in the Adelaide property market has shifted enough over the past three years that buyers using a three-year-old definition are looking in the wrong places. The repricing that has occurred across the Adelaide metropolitan area means that the affordable segment is now in places t