2013 proved once again that fence sitting is a costly exercise. While many would be property buyers sat back and span their wheels waiting for the heard to jump into the market a handful of people took action and more than likely picked the bottom of the market.

According to RP Data Brisbane house values increased by 5.3 per cent over 2013 compared and unit values 3.5 per cent.

To put this in perspective a $400,000 property purchased 12 months ago at that rate of growth would now be $421,200. And if the growth rate is repeated in the next 12 months it will be $443,523.

A number of independent researcher expect the Brisbane market to continue to grow over 2014 as it makes up time from a few years of subdued growth and it's relative affordability to the Sydney and Melbourne markets.

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