Bendigo
VICTier 3Slightly-Negative
50
Signal score
VS
Burnie
TASTier 2Positive
62
Signal score

Research only. Not financial advice. Data: Q1 2025 indicative estimates from public sources. Verify independently.

Burnie: Yield Advantage
5.6% vs 4.1%
Burnie: Lower Entry Price
$445k vs $640k
Burnie: Better Cashflow Position
Positive vs Slightly-Negative
Burnie: Budget Policy Resilient
No NG required (proposed changes pending legislation)
Burnie: Lower Investor Awareness
Emerging vs Known
Burnie: Stronger Rent Momentum
+5.5% vs +3.6%
Burnie: Higher Signal Score
62 vs 50

Burnie offers a materially higher gross yield (5.6% vs 4.1%), making it the stronger income candidate at current prices. Burnie achieves positive cashflow without negative gearing support, while Bendigo requires additional tax offset or rental growth to break even.

Research context only. Not financial advice. Both markets carry distinct risks specific to their location, employment base, and economic profile. Read the individual suburb research pages before drawing conclusions. All policy references reflect proposed changes subject to final legislation.

Metric
Bendigo
VIC · #24
Burnie
TAS · #11
Gross Yield4.1%5.6%
Vacancy Rate1.3%1.3%
Median Price$640k$445k
Weekly Rent$510/wk$480/wk
Net pre-costs pa$-6,760+$1,820
CashflowSlightly-NegativePositive
Rent Growth 12m+3.6%+5.5%
Price Growth 12m+2.4%+4%
NG DependenceMediumNone
Discovery StatusKnownEmerging
Population120k20k
Cycle StageMidStarting
Policy Impact▼ DOWNGRADED▲ UPGRADED
Signal Score50 / Tier 362 / Tier 2
Bendigo

Bendigo at $640k with $510/wk rent produces 4.1% gross yield — the strongest of the two Victorian the Melbourne commuter premium as a backstop. The VIC land tax changes add a holding cost layer for investors with multiple properties. Bendigo Health, La Trobe University, and regional government services provide stable employment anchors. Investment case is long-hold capital growth, not income.

Burnie

Supply-constrained port city with positive cashflow and declining vacancy. Renewable energy and transmission infrastructure investment continues to support regional economic activity and worker accommodation demand.

Bendigo: Sources

2026 median house data. Source: realestate.com.au. Data quality: imported. Verify before transacting.

Data vintage: 2026

Burnie: Sources

CoreLogic TAS Q1 2025 · REIT Burnie median Q4 2024 · SQM Research postcode 7320 · Port of Burnie throughput report 2024 · Tasmania Renewable Energy Plan 2024

Data vintage: Q1 2025

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Research only. Not financial advice. Data vintage Q1 2025 (indicative estimates from public sources). Verify all metrics independently with local property managers and licensed advisers before making any investment decision. All negative gearing and budget policy references reflect proposed changes subject to final legislation. Consult a registered tax adviser for personal tax position.