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Australia’s rural property market has reached an “inflection point” where prices have stopped their rapid rise, but lower listing volumes have left buyers with fewer options.

 

Australia’s rural property market has reached an “inflecti...

Each week, we take the pulse of rural property — from sales data to who’s making ...

In this week's property roundup: A large-scale Southern Riverina farming portfoli...

In this week's property roundup: More than two-thirds of a major Goulburn Valley ...

In this week's property round-up with Kylie Dul...

The Tulmur, Tranby and Owens Creek aggregation located in Central West Queensland has been list...

In this week's property roundup: a large-scale mixed farming prop...

In this week's property roundup: A premier North West Queensland cattle station, Read More

Each week, we take the pulse of rural property — from sales data to who’s making headlines.
In this week's property roundup: A major Southern Riverina portfolio hits the market, OneFortyOne expands its forestry footprint, Glenarvon lists in New England, and a Brewarrina block with water security heads to auction.
In this week's property roundup: More than two-thirds of a major Goulburn Valley farmland portfolio has changed hands, with buyers snapping up high-quality irrigated assets worth more than $13 million. Meanwhile, major Central West holding Tara Moira Aggregation hits the market, and a proven breeder and backgrounder has been listed in South Burnett.
Major transactions in Queensland, NSW and SA reflect continued strength in Australia’s rural property market, as buyers chase scale, water and reliability, writes Kylie Dulhunty.
Australia’s agricultural land has outpaced all major property asset classes over the past 20 years, recording an average value increase of 256%, according to the inaugural Australian Property Institute (API) Valuation Insights Report. Meanwhile, in the latest property market moves, the 9,000ha Lake Shaster cropping aggregation in WA is expected to fetch over $90 million.
In this week's property roundup: Two Lower Namoi Regulated River General Security water licences, totalling 609ML, will go to online auction later this month. Gina Rinehart has added a $35 million cattle station to her growing Wagyu empire. Meanwhile, AlburyCity has secured the $18 million Maryvale Aggregation to futureproof its water infrastructure.
In this week's property round-up with Kylie Dulhunty: Palgrove is divesting two of its prized Queensland properties as part of a sharp strategic pivot to double the size of its commercial breeding herd. Meanwhile, one of the Geelong region’s most iconic rural properties, Mount Moriac, has changed hands after 85 years in the one family, fetching an eight-figure sum in a tightly contested sale.
Australian farmland has recorded its 11th straight year of growth, with the national median price hitting a new record in 2024 of $10,231ha—yet signs of cooling momentum suggest the boom is easing. APlus News property writer Kylie Dulhunty reports on the results of the Bendigo Bank Agribusiness Farmland Values Report released today.
The Tulmur, Tranby and Owens Creek aggregation located in Central West Queensland has been listed for sale through the Buntine’s Baldy Bay company. Meanwhile, Warakirri strikes $33m orchard deal with company linked to Japanese tycoon, and Tipperary’s Douglas West station listed for sale following uncompleted deal.

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