
Show Notes
Where should property investors avoid buying apartments in Australia in 2026?
In this episode, Steve reveals five high-risk unit markets across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and the Gold Coast where oversupply, building defects and rising body-corporate costs could leave investors trapped.
Using construction pipeline data and real defect cases, Steve explains why high rental yields and cheap apartment prices do not always equal a good investment. These are the five markets he would avoid right now—and the risks investors need to check before buying any high-rise apartment.
0:47 — #1 Docklands
3:08 — #2 Macquarie Park
4:19 — #3 Brisbane CBD
5:56 — #4 Broadbeach
7:30 — #5 Fortitude Valley
9:01 — The Biggest Risk Across All Five
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