The City of Melbourne has experienced a significant revival in its property market, emerging as one of Australia’s strongest markets.

The Tea Tree Gully LGA which takes in 27 suburbs, is constantly in demand for its quality lifestyle within minutes of the acclaimed Adelaide Hills.

Hotspotting by Ryder’s Location of the Month is Tamworth. A well established regional hub in the Greater Northern region of NSW, the City of Tamworth continues to grow with billion-dollar infrastructure projects rolling out across the LGA.

Hotspotting by Ryder’s Location of the Month is Inner Brisbane. The suburbs which make up the Inner Brisbane precinct, all sit within 8 km of the CBD and are well primed to take advantage of growing infrastructure spending in the area in the lead up to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic games.

Hotspotting by Ryder’s Location of the Month is the City of Bunbury on the south-west coast of Western Australia and is the commercial heart of Western Australia’s booming south-west region and the fastest selling regional property market in the nation.

Hotspotting by Ryder’s Location of the Month is the City of Salisbury. It has defied the negative impacts of Covid through a construction boom made up of medium-scale projects, which are generating thousands of jobs.

Hotspotting by Ryder’s Location of the Month is the City of Sydney. The rise of the apartment market has helped the City of Sydney municipality emerge as arguably the strongest property market in Greater Sydney.

Geelong has evolved from its industrial roots into a diversified city, capable of handling the overflow of an ever-growing Melbourne and is Hotspotting by Ryder’s Location of the Month.

Toowoomba is Australia’s second most populous inland city and one of Queensland’s largest regional centres and is Hotspotting by Ryder’s Location of the Month.