There’s one big question asked perhaps more times than any other during 2024, at least between borrowers who may be struggling to cover those little extra luxuries. Will we see a cut to interest rates before Christmas?
The big four banks believe it will happen by February, if not before, but that’ll all depend on the data and more specifically inflation. Plenty of number crunching will be on the agenda at next week’s Ray White The Collective Virtual Property Event.
This is a complete market review and data update of the last quarter with Ray White’s chief economist Nerida Conisbee joining myself, host Haesley Cush and Christine Rudolph. We’ll discuss Brisbane’s property market, what we’re experiencing in regards to market trends, and share our individual forecasts. This will include a deeper dive into our core selling patches, and relevant prestige markets.
It’s an obligation-free, cost-free information goldmine for sellers, buyers and anyone interested in our industry.
Register to join us or, if you can’t make it, sign up to watch live via Zoom/receive a copy of the recording. Ray White The Collective Virtual Property Event is being held at Ray White Corporate – L26/111 Eagle St, Brisbane City – on Thursday, October 10 at 12.30pm for a 12.45pm start.
I hope to see you there.
Matt Lancashire
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