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ExclusiveLeon Della BoscaThu 12 Sep 24

New Frontiers: Key Regional Growth Hotspots Revealed

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Regional Australia is experiencing population growth caused by regional migration.
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Sea change, tree change or change for change’s sake. Whatever the reason, the number of Australians seeking lifestyle changes and affordable housing outside major cities has stayed strong post-pandemic—and developers are capitalising on the growth as new markets emerge.

Pre-pandemic, regional areas had been experiencing steady but slower population growth compared to capital cities. The onset of the pandemic triggered a surge in people leaving the capitals motivated by lockdowns and the rise of remote work opportunities.

Today, regional areas continue to experience significant growth compared with pre-pandemic levels.

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