The Age
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Brisbane house prices jump $200,000 in a year to hit record high
Brisbane's median house price hit a record $1.21 million in the March quarter, jumping $200,000 year-on-year as unit prices surged 4.9 percent to $800,500. Entry-level demand and tight supply are reshaping the market, with one-bedroom units rising 27.5 percent annually to $670,000. Price growth momentum is easing despite continued strong demand.
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