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New residential apartment completions fell in Brisbane during the financial year of 2006/07 BIS Shrapnel announced yesterday.
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According to BIS Shrapnel, the drop is also attributed to a buoyant hotel market that has encouraged investors to hold their apartments back from residential rental for use as serviced apartments. This is despite a healthy 64 per cent rise in median rent for inner Brisbane apartments since 2001.
While prices of inner city apartments are forecast to grow 36 per cent over the coming five years, BIS Shrapnel still projects that offices and serviced apartments over the next two years will provide developers with better returns.
