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Perth properties remain on upwards trajectory as prices are set to rise over next two years

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Kim MacdonaldThe West Australian
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Perth property values are on solid ground as supply struggles to keep pace with demand.

Momentum Wealth Property Sentiment Report 2025 — which surveyed 500 investors — shows they are continuing to see their best prospects in Perth.

A national survey by the group showed 48.7 per cent said Perth is the best place to buy — up from 42.2 per cent in 2024 — with 19.5 per cent this year nominating Melbourne and 17.1 per cent targeting Brisbane.

Momentum Wealth boss Damian Collins said investors were impressed with Perth’s comparative affordability, superior rental yields and its tenancy laws. Perth’s average rental yields were 4.3 per cent, higher than the national average of 3.7 per cent.

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