IN OUR final weekly property review for the year, experts from three rural property agencies reflect on the year that was, and what lies ahead.
Inglis Rural Property chief executive officer Sam Triggs said the heat which turbocharged the rural property market in the last 12 to 24 months (driven by a trifecta of cheap debt, strong commodity prices and brilliant seasons) saw a seismic upward shift in rural assets.
“Today, these market fundamentals have been inverted and buyer sentiment has reduced urgency, however strong interest remains for high quality and well-developed assets,” he…
