Hotspotting

Hosted by Terry Ryder & Tim Graham

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Oct 2026

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Prepare to embark on an exciting journey into the realm of hot property markets with Terry Ryder and Tim Graham! Terry & Tim from Hotspotting, are dedicated to providing the most accurate and unbiased research to help investors make informed decisions on where to buy. The Hotspotting Podcast brings you the latest data, trends, and market statistics, along with in-depth discussions on growth areas and the larger factors impacting Australia's property landscape. Terry & Tim regularly feature special guests from around Australia to share their industry insights and expertise to help investors cut through the noise. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, this show is a must-listen for anyone looking to build their knowledge and make smarter investment choices. Terry Ryder, with over 35 years of experience as a specialist researcher and writer in residential property, offers expert insights that are completely independent and free from outside influences. Tim Graham has been a buyers agent and mortgage broker for over 13 years along with working in real estate all over the world. Join us on the Hotspotting Podcast and discover the hottest opportunities in the Australian property market today!

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October 30, 20264 min

The Future Of Australian Property Revealed In Hotspotting's National Thermometer Index

Where is Australia's property market heading, and which locations are showing the strongest potential for future growth? The Hotspotting National Thermometer Index – Spring 2026 analyses 3,700 Australian house and unit markets, identifying 292 markets with strong fundamentals and emerging growth potential. In this episode, we explore the markets gaining momentum, Australia's strongest-performing capital cities and the regional locations showing promising signs of recovery. Discover why looking beyond historical property prices and national averages is essential to identifying Australia's next property investment opportunities. Don't just look at where the market has been. Discover where it's heading.

October 20, 20264 min

Rents Hit Record Highs As Australia's Housing Crisis Deepens

Australia's rental crisis is deepening, with record rents, critically low vacancy rates and a housing shortage continuing to squeeze tenants nationwide. But are government policies making the problem worse? In this episode, Hotspotting analyses the latest rental data, including Perth's staggering 60% rent increase over five years, and examines why housing supply, property investment and government policy remain central to Australia's rental affordability crisis. Discover what the latest figures reveal about the future of Australia's rental market and why increasing housing supply is critical to easing rental pressure. Listen now for expert property market insights that cut through the headlines and reveal the forces shaping Australia's housing future.

October 18, 20265 min

Property Prices Are Falling But First Home Buyers Are Worse Off

Falling property prices are making headlines, but are Australian first home buyers actually better off? In this episode, Hotspotting examines the growing divide in Australia's property market, where expensive homes are declining in value while more affordable properties continue to rise. With higher interest rates, reduced borrowing capacity and first home buyer loan numbers falling sharply, the reality of housing affordability is far removed from political promises. Discover why the property downturn is failing aspiring buyers, what the latest market data reveals and why increasing housing supply remains critical to improving affordability across Australia.

October 15, 20265 min

Property Prices Under Pressure But These Markets Are Holding Firm

Are Australian property prices really crashing? The latest Cotality data reveals a more nuanced picture, with regional markets outperforming capital cities and units holding up better than houses. Discover where property prices are falling, which markets remain resilient, and what the latest trends reveal about the shifting Australian property market. Look beyond the headlines with Hotspotting's expert analysis of Australia's property market.

October 13, 20262 min

Logan City Emerges As A Standout Property Buy In Greater Brisbane

Southern Logan is emerging as a compelling property market for buyers seeking affordability without sacrificing long term growth fundamentals. With residential land prices well below Brisbane and the Gold Coast, strong buyer demand and major infrastructure investment, the region is attracting increasing attention. In this episode, Hotspotting examines why Southern Logan features in the National Top 10 Best Buys and the key market fundamentals making it a location worth watching.

October 12, 20264 min

Australia's Housing Shortfall Is About To Get Much Worse

Australia's housing crisis is being driven by a problem governments have struggled to solve: Australia simply is not building enough homes. New modelling from Master Builders Australia forecasts a 262,000 dwelling shortfall against the Federal Government's housing target, while declining approvals, rising construction costs, planning delays, taxation, regulation and skills shortages continue to constrain supply. Hotspotting examines why Australia's housing shortage is getting worse, why demand side measures cannot fix a supply problem, and what needs to change to deliver more homes that Australians can actually afford.

October 6, 20265 min

Australia's Interest Rates Are Now Among The World's Highest

Australia's latest interest rate rise is putting renewed pressure on mortgage holders, households and the property market. But with inflation data arriving after the Reserve Bank's decision, questions remain about the numbers driving monetary policy. This Hotspotting analysis examines the RBA's latest move, mortgage costs, unemployment, government spending and what higher interest rates could mean for Australia's housing market and economy. Are Australians being asked to pay an increasingly heavy price to bring inflation under control?

October 3, 20267 min

The Property Markets Set To Lead The Next Growth Cycle

Where will Australia's next property growth opportunities emerge? Hotspotting's National Top 10 Best Buys takes a forward-looking approach to identifying markets with the fundamentals for sustained capital growth. With the 2024 selections delivering an average 27% capital growth over two years, this episode examines what the results reveal about identifying property opportunities before the crowd arrives. Explore the infrastructure, employment, population, rental demand and affordability factors shaping the latest Best Buys, and discover why market conditions today could create opportunities for well-researched investors.

September 28, 20264 min

Older Australians Are Not The Problem Here

Are older Australians really contributing to Australia's housing crisis simply by staying in their homes? This episode examines the downsizing debate and exposes a critical distinction between moving households through existing housing stock and actually creating new dwellings. With stamp duty, limited housing choice and population growth adding to the pressure, the focus turns to the real challenge: increasing housing supply. A sharp, evidence focused look at the policies shaping Australia's housing market and what needs to change.

September 24, 20264 min

More Migrants More Demand, But Where Are The Homes?

Australia's migration debate is intensifying, but what does rapid population growth mean for an already stretched housing market? The latest ABS data reveals where population growth is accelerating, while persistently low rental vacancy rates expose the growing gap between housing demand and supply. Melbourne and Victoria are under particular pressure, highlighting the complex relationship between migration, housing affordability and new dwelling construction. This episode examines the numbers behind Australia's housing crisis and why a more targeted migration strategy could be critical to delivering the skilled workers needed to build the homes Australia needs.