8 Brisbane suburbs with no listings in the pipeline
Which Brisbane suburbs have owners in a chokehold?
New data from SuburbTrends have revealed a number of suburbs across the country where buyers are being kept out by owner-occupiers and investors not wanting to let go of their properties.
They’ve crunched the numbers to find out the suburbs suffering most from a lack of listings, pointing to their popularity with residents and tightly held nature.
To conduct the research, SuburbTrends took note of all homes that have been placed on the market over the past three months in suburbs which have more than 1,500 dwellings that are occupied. These listings are then averaged out across the total number of occupied homes.
Without further ado, here are the eight Brisbane suburbs which are not seeing active sellers:
1. Annerley, 4103
Total average listings: 31
Occupied dwellings: 5,078
Average stock on market: 0.61 per cent
2. Bellbowrie, 4070
Total average listings: 12
Occupied dwellings: 1,853
Average stock on market: 0.64 per cent
3. Mansfield, 4122
Total average listings: 19
Occupied dwellings: 2,936
Average stock on market: 0.64 per cent
4. Carindale, 4152
Total average listings: 39
Occupied dwellings: 5,743
Average stock on market: 0.67 per cent
5. Ascot, 4007
Total average listings: 19
Occupied dwellings: 2,646
Average stock on market: 0.71 per cent
6. Salisbury, 4107
Total average listings: 18
Occupied dwellings: 2,426
Average stock on market: 0.73 per cent
7. Chapel Hill, 4069
Total average listings: 28
Occupied dwellings: 3,533
Average stock on market: 0.78 per cent
8. Holland Park West, 4121
Total average listings: 20
Occupied dwellings: 2,485
Average stock on market: 0.78 per cent
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