Welcome to Colleen Coyne Property Research

Colleen Coyne Property Research Pty Limited (CCPR) specialises in project-specific research. We go beyond the raw data to analyse and interpret the dynamics driving property markets. We bring over forty years of experience in understanding both residential and commercial markets across Australia to this process. Our reports are tailor-made to assist our clients in their decision-making.

Over recent years we have worked extensively in Sydney’s growth corridors (South West Sydney, the Central Coast, the Lower Hunter and Illawarra) and in South East Queensland, particularly the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. While we operate across all market sectors, we have a strong knowledge base relating to coastal properties and lifestyle properties such as waterfront and golf course estates.

In order to promote our knowledge and experience of the Greater Sydney market, the company has recently become a member of the Urban Development Institute of Australia - NSW.  We were already members of the UDIA (Queensland).

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Newcastle and the Hunter Newsletter 

We recently became members of the UDIA-NSW.  Following my visit to the Hunter in February to attend one of their events, we have produced our latest newsletter.  It focuses upon the Hunter region and the apartment market in Newcastle and Charlestown.  Despite demand for affordable apartments and a low vacancy rate, only a few new projects have proceeded in inner Newcastle.  This is partly the result of the funding situation facing most developers, but also the uncertainty about inner Newcastle.  This uncertainty follows the abandonment of the Hunter Street Mall project by the GPT Group and the ongoing debate about the heavy railway line that separates the CBD from the Honeysuckle precinct.

Some of the photos on this website have been provided by Tom Anthony Imaging.  Other photos have been supplied by some of our clients, for which we thank them. Above photo is the Broadwater, on Queensland's Gold Coast.