In Memory of Brian Taylor

Since COVID-19 impacted the Sydney Eastern suburb's rental market just over twelve months ago in April 2020, the situation has remained tough for landlords.

The June quarter remained challenging for investors in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs but the increasingly strong performance of the sales market could see us out of the gloom soon.

The first quarter of 2019 got off to a solid start but the rental market is slowing again as we enter Autumn.

The final quarter of 2018 was another testing one for Eastern Suburbs property investors. But today’s slow market is opening new opportunities for investors looking to grow their property portfolios.

The third quarter of 2018 was a testing one for Eastern Suburbs property investors, with vacancies rising and rents often falling. But there are some things landlords can take to make sure they stay one step ahead.

The first half of 2018 has been relatively stable for the Eastern Suburbs, with a flatter market presenting good opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Find out more in our quarterly market report for investors in Sydney’s East.

The first quarter of 2018 brought more mixed results for Eastern Suburbs property investors. Sales prices and auction clearance rates have been healthy, and the rental market prices fairly stable. But we are seeing some cyclical trends play out.

The fourth quarter of 2017 brought mixed results for Eastern Suburbs property investors. While sales prices have slowed, the rental market experienced low vacancy rates and high demand.