New data reveals quick resale of rural QLD properties hit biggest spike in 10 years

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New data reveals quick resale of rural QLD properties hit biggest spike in 10 years

Nov. 30, 2023 - 09:41 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A new trend has emerged in regional Queensland with homes being bought and re-sold within three years. Experts say it could be due to several factors, the most likely being mortgage stress.