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Burnie (Acton/Shorewell Park)

TASTIER 1UNKNOWNNear-PositiveEarly⏱ GRACE WINDOW
SCORE
84/100
POLICY
▲ UPGRADED
Market Metrics
Gross Yield
5.3%
Rent Growth
+6.9%
Price Growth
+3%
Vacancy
0.11%
Median Price
$520k
Weekly Rent
$530
Population
19k
Income Level
Low-Med
NG Dependence
Low
Rank
#3
Cashflow — 80% LVR @ 6.5% (indicative)
Annual Rent
$27,560
Annual Interest
$27,040
Net Pre-Costs
+$520
NG Needed?
Minimal
Rent Projection at 6.9% annual growth
YEARWEEKLY RENTANNUAL RENTVS INTERESTCF STATUS
Now$530/wk$27,560+$520POSITIVE
Year 1$567/wk$29,462+$2,422POSITIVE
Year 2$606/wk$31,494+$4,454POSITIVE
Year 3$647/wk$33,668+$6,628POSITIVE
Year 4$692/wk$35,991+$8,951POSITIVE
Investment Signal

0.11% vacancy is the most extreme supply signal in this entire scan. Rent +6.9% vs price +3% — widest rent-to-price divergence in Tasmania. Near-positive on houses. NG not required. Budget policy neutral-to-positive for near-positive hold.

Risk / Warning

Houses at $520k = near-positive not strongly positive; slight NG benefit exists; new build pipeline very limited in Burnie; select Acton/Shorewell Park over Burnie Centre for SES quality

Budget Policy Impact

5.3% yield at $520k = ~$27.6k rent vs ~$27k interest = breakeven to slightly positive. The 0.11% vacancy is the real story — this market will tighten rent further regardless of policy. Low NG dependence means the July 2027 changes have minimal impact.

Economic Catalysts
Deep-water portTarkine forestryBell Bay hydrogen pipelineNW Tasmania renewable energy build-out
Score Breakdown — 84/100
Yield (0–25)
+19
Rent Growth (0–15)
+14
Price Lag (0–20)
+19
Supply (0–15)
+15
Jobs & Income (0–15)
+9
Liquidity (0–10)
+7
Hype Penalty (penalty)
0
POLICY DELTA+4pts
TOTAL84
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