A total of 11,580 properties were transferred across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania in FY25. While this marks a decline from 15,286 in FY24, the drop in volume was offset by stronger underlying fundamentals – higher rent values, improved fee structures, and increased AAMI.
With an average parcel size of 138 properties, nearly half of all transactions involved portfolios under 100, demonstrating strong demand for smaller, more strategic acquisitions.
Buyers continued to favour Rent Rolls with tight geographic footprints, stable income, and strong service models. As Principals take a more deliberate approach to acquisitions and divestments, quality is clearly outweighing quantity in today’s market.
Watch the video above for a breakdown of FY25 transaction activity and what it means for the year ahead, and download your free copy of the full FY25 Annual Rent Roll Market Report below.
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