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Expert Buyer's Agents Helping You Buy Your Dream Home or Investment in Adelaide.

As one of the most experienced and well connected Buyer's Agents in Adelaide, we’re driven to save you time, money and stress by taking away the hassles of buying property. Brian has extensive experience in the Finance and Real Estate industries over many years. He has specialised in assisting people to achieve financial solutions and wealth creation through property. Brian is a qualified and lice

nced Real Estate Buyer's Agent, Mortgage Broker and a Financial Coaching Consultant. He has over 20 years experience helping customers purchase properties for owner-occupiers and investors, and working with customers to identity appropriate mortgage solutions. Brian is passionate about helping people to achieve financial freedom through debt reduction and property strategies, so if you're looking to purchase a property, for assistance with finance or assistance with a coaching program to help you save for a property or pay off your mortgage sooner, please contact him to discuss your requirements.

02/07/2026

Some big news on the infrastructure front this week. The first tunnel boring machine cutterhead for the T2D Project has been lifted into place, with tunnelling expected to start later this year.

Why does this matter for everyday Adelaide buyers?

T2D is the final stage of the North-South Corridor. Once complete, it will give Adelaide 78km of non-stop motorway from Gawler to Old Noarlunga, with no traffic lights. That changes commute times, employment access and how families weigh up north against south.

At the same time, the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan is mapping out where 315,000 new homes and 254,000 new jobs will go between now and 2050.

For buyers, the practical takeaway is this:
• A 10 year property decision is different from a 12 month one. Infrastructure is a 10 year input.
• Suburbs near major projects often go through a quieter "disruption" phase before they re-rate. That can suit some buyers and not others.
• The right strategy depends on whether you are buying a home to live in, a long-term investment, or something in between.

If you want to understand how T2D might shape your buying decision, that is exactly the kind of strategic thinking we do day to day. General market commentary, not financial advice.

30/06/2026

The latest auction numbers have Adelaide sitting at the top of the national leaderboard again.

While clearance rates in Sydney and Melbourne have been bouncing around in the low 50s, Adelaide has been holding well above that, with recent weekends reporting preliminary clearance rates in the 80s.

What is driving it locally:
• Fewer homes for sale than this time last year.
• Strong owner-occupier demand, particularly for family homes near schools and transport.
• Relative affordability compared with the eastern capitals.
For buyers, this changes how you need to prepare. Auctions are not the place to make up your mind on price. The most common reason we see Adelaide buyers overpay is walking in without a clear plan, not without enough money.

A few practical tips:
• Know your absolute walk-away price before auction day.
• Do your own comparable sales research, do not rely only on the agent's guide.
• Have your finance fully sorted, not just pre-approved in principle.

If you want help reading the market on a specific property, we do this every week. General market commentary, not financial advice.

22/06/2026

If you have been hearing a lot about Adelaide's northern suburbs lately, there is a real reason for it.

The north is where a lot of South Australia's biggest investments are landing. The AUKUS submarine work at Osborne, the Edinburgh Defence Precinct, the Mawson Lakes tech and university area, and the ongoing T2D motorway upgrade are all combining to put more jobs, more transport and more housing into the same corridor.

That has flowed through to property. Suburbs like Salisbury, Parafield Gardens, Munno Para West, Andrews Farm and Elizabeth South have all recorded strong recent growth on the data we follow.

What we want Adelaide buyers to keep in mind:
• A good corridor does not guarantee a good purchase. House quality, street, land size and floor plan still matter.
• Different suburbs in the same corridor suit different buyers. A first home buyer's brief is not an investor's brief.
• Buying near future infrastructure can help over the long term, but timing and price matter.

If you are thinking about Adelaide's north, we are happy to talk through what suits your situation. This is general market commentary, not personal advice.

15/06/2026

The RBA lifted interest rates again this month, taking the cash rate to 4.35%. With inflation still sitting around 4.6%, borrowing conditions have tightened once more.

If you have a pre-approval from earlier this year, it is worth checking in with your broker. Banks have been adjusting how much they will lend, and the numbers from January may look quite different today.

For Adelaide buyers, the good news is the local market still has strong fundamentals, with limited stock and steady demand. The challenge is making sure your strategy still fits the new lending landscape.

A few simple questions worth asking right now:
• Is my borrowing capacity still where I think it is?
• Am I targeting the right price bracket for current conditions?
• Do I have a clear plan, or am I reacting to headlines?

If you would like a confidential conversation about how this affects your buying plans, we are always happy to chat. This is general information only and not financial advice.

10/06/2026

A bigger picture update for Adelaide buyers this week.

Two pieces of news worth knowing about:

1. The Torrens to Darlington project, the $15.4 billion road upgrade that will connect Gawler to Old Noarlunga without traffic lights, is approaching its tunnelling stage in the second half of 2026. This is the biggest infrastructure project in South Australia's history, and once complete it will significantly change commute times across the metro.
2. The State Government has expanded its housing plan to support 50,000 new homes across South Australia, 10,000 more than originally planned. Greater Adelaide's population is expected to grow by 670,000 people by 2050.
What does this mean if you're buying?

It depends on where you're looking. Suburbs that will benefit from faster commutes once T2D is complete could see strong demand over the next 5 to 10 years.

Fringe areas with large new land releases coming on may see more supply, which can slow capital growth in those specific pockets. Established middle ring suburbs will likely continue to feel the squeeze.

The headline numbers are useful, but the suburb level detail is where strategy lives.

If you're planning a move in the next 6 to 18 months, this is worth talking through properly before you commit.

This is general market commentary, not financial advice. Every buyer's situation and goals are different.

09/06/2026

Quick weekend market wrap for Adelaide buyers.

Across the country, auction clearance rates dropped to around 52.5 per cent after the RBA's May rate decision. Adelaide is bucking that trend, with clearance rates holding above 70 per cent through April and May.

Why is Adelaide different?

A few reasons. Most of our market is driven by owner occupiers, not investors stretching themselves with leverage. Listings are still tight, with rental vacancy sitting at just 0.7 per cent. And there is genuine competition for well presented homes in good locations.

For buyers, the practical takeaway is this. Strong clearance rates do not mean every property is a good buy. They mean you need to do more homework before auction day, not less.

That includes:
• Inspecting properly and getting building and pest done early.
• Sorting your finance pre-approval and confirming it covers the upper end of your bid range.
• Knowing what similar properties have sold for over the past two months, not last year.
• Setting an absolute walk away price and sticking to it.

Most buyers who overpay at auction don't lose their nerve in the room. They lose it before the room, by not setting a clear plan first.

If you'd like help building that plan before your next auction, we'd love to help.

03/06/2026

Where has Adelaide actually grown over the past year?

Looking at the numbers from April 2026, three corridors stand out:

Northern Adelaide: Salisbury has led the city with annual growth of around 17 per cent. What used to be considered the affordable end of the metro has been actively re-rated by both investors and owner occupiers.

Inner east: Campbelltown is up around 16 per cent, with leafy streets, school zones and city access doing the heavy lifting. Prospect and Klemzig are also being watched closely heading into the second half of 2026.

Inner west: Fulham Gardens has grown 27.5 per cent over the year and almost doubled over five years.

A word of caution though. The suburbs that have already grown the most are not always the best place to buy next. The smarter question for buyers right now is, where are the same fundamentals (transport upgrades, schools, employment, low rental vacancy) showing up in suburbs that have not yet been re-rated.

This is general market commentary. The right suburb for you depends on your budget, your goals and how long you plan to hold.

If you'd like help thinking it through, we are happy to have that conversation.

01/06/2026

A quick update for Adelaide buyers after this week's RBA decision.
The cash rate has moved up again, now sitting at 4.35 per cent. That is the third increase this year, and it follows inflation rising back to 4.6 per cent.

Here is what it means in plain terms. The average household can now borrow about $54,000 less than they could in January. On a $600,000 loan, repayments are around $91 a month higher after this latest move. Roughly one in four mortgage holders are now considered at risk of mortgage stress.

Adelaide is still one of the stronger property markets in the country, with values up 12.2 per cent over the year. So the issue is not whether to buy. The issue is whether the plan you set earlier this year still fits where rates are today.

A few things worth doing this week:
• Speak with your broker or lender and refresh your pre-approval.
• Recalculate your monthly budget at the new rate, not the old one.
• Add a buffer on top, because the RBA has not ruled out further moves.

Adelaide's market still rewards buyers with a clear plan. It punishes buyers who stretch themselves at the top of their old capacity. If you'd like a second opinion on your strategy before making an offer, that's exactly the kind of conversation we have every week.

This is general market commentary, not financial advice. Every buyer's situation is different.

26/05/2026

We are proud to announce our new partnership with Defence Kidz, an incredible organisation supporting children and families connected to defence and veteran communities.

Defence Kidz plays an important role in helping defence families feel seen, supported and connected through advocacy, education, community programs and meaningful events.

At Complete Property Strategies, we work with individuals and families through one of the biggest financial decisions they will ever make, buying property. We understand how stressful, time-consuming and overwhelming the process can be, particularly for busy families managing work, children, relocation, life transitions or investment decisions.

Our role as buyer advocates is to act exclusively in the buyer’s interest, helping clients save time, reduce stress, avoid costly mistakes and secure the right property with strategy and confidence.

We support clients from search through to settlement, including property sourcing, due diligence, market analysis, negotiation and access to on-market and off-market opportunities. Instead of reacting to listings or competing under pressure, our clients are guided by evidence, strategy and experienced representation.

This partnership is especially meaningful because it aligns with what we believe in: family, trust, service, community and helping people move forward with confidence.

We are excited to support Hayley Ann Boswell ⭐️ and the Defence Kidz community, and we look forward to working together to create positive outcomes for defence children and families.

14/05/2026

A lot is happening behind the scenes in Adelaide right now, and it will shape the city for the next 10 to 20 years.

Here are the four big stories worth knowing about:

✅ The Greater Adelaide Regional Plan, which sets out where around 315,000 new homes will go over the next 30 years.
✅ A proposed change to the EFPA (Environment and Food Production Area) boundary that could open up land for around 61,000 dwellings.
✅ The state's ongoing Housing Roadmap, with thousands of new residential allotments released across Greater Adelaide.
✅ T2D, the River Torrens to Darlington project, with the first giant tunnel boring machine moving into position in April. Tunnelling is expected to start in the second half of 2026.

Why does this matter for everyday buyers?
✅ It changes where new homes will be built, how easily people will move across the city, and which suburbs may become more or less attractive over time.
✅ A house bought today in a corridor that will benefit from better transport, more amenity or steady population growth can sit very differently in 10 years compared with a house bought a few suburbs over.
✅ Most buyers think in 12 month windows..the strongest long term outcomes usually come from buyers who think in 5 to 10 year windows.

This is general market commentary, not financial advice. Every buyer's situation is different.

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