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Property Prices Are Surging Again — And First Home Buyers Will Be Left Behind
The property market just recorded its sharpest monthly price rise in almost two years. For many Australians, this isn’t good news — it’s another reminder that buying a whole property outright is slipping further out of reach.
The September Surge: $18,215 in Three Months
Cotality data shows median dwelling values jumped 0.8% in September — the strongest rise since October 2023. That’s an $18,215 increase across the September quarter. Darwin led with a 1.7% monthly leap, while other capitals and regions followed closely. The market is moving fast, and momentum is building.
Why First Home Buyers Keep Losing
Each surge widens the gap. Deposits get bigger, wages don’t keep up, and waiting only pushes the target further away. By the time many buyers save enough, the property has already moved out of reach.
TIC Property: A Smarter Way In
Tenants in Common (TIC) Property offers an alternative. Instead of waiting to save for a full property, you can legally own a share from $75,000* and:
- Have your name on the legal property title
- Earn your share of rental income
- Benefit from capital growth as values rise
It’s real ownership, without waiting years to save a massive deposit.
*From price reflects minimum share size available at time of publication; availability and pricing may vary.
Why It Matters Now
September’s surge is a warning: the market is heating up again. TIC Property gives you a way to enter today and start building wealth, instead of being priced out tomorrow.
Final Word
Property prices are running away again. You can either chase them — or change the way you play the game.
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