Property Market
Coronavirus & The Property Market: Large Price Falls Unlikely
Gloomy forecasts of property price falls between 20% and 30% are now looking very unlikely unless a second wave of Coronavirus hits Australia. While the May 2020 CoreLogic Home Value Index revealed a 0.4% drop in national dwelling values, it was not the drastic plunge in values...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: coronavirus, Property Market, Property Market Report
Is It A Buyer’s Market?
While experts were forecasting that the property prices would fall between 5% and 30%, the data also has to account for the lower demand and the limited supply of stock in the market as well. While the pandemic did cause a huge drop in listing volumes and transaction activity,...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: Property Market, property market update
Property Market Update – February 2020
Properties Across Australia Reach Record High According to CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index released in March 2, 2020, housing values surged by 1.1%. This month has a significant increase as the values across five of Australia’s eight capital cities reaches a record...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: Property Market Report, property market update, Property Update
Where To Buy Property In Each Capital City?
Total housing finance for the purchase of property had the highest monthly growth rate in over three years. It increased by 4.4% in December and signifies an additional $832 million borrowed for property purchases, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) December...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: Property Buyers, Property Investors
The Ripple Effect: A Guide To Housing Price Growth
Have you ever noticed ripples over a pond? Much like those rippling waves, the growth in property price, too, tends to exhibit a wave-like pattern that flows from one location to the other over time, creating something like a ripple effect. It’s something that some property...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: First home Buyer, Property Market, property prices
Property Market Update – January 2020
All capital cities experience upward trajectory Australia’s housing market is still going through a rebound, with a 0.9% increase in the home value index during the month of January. The Australian house market continued its upward rise in January 2020 across all capital cities...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: Property Market, property market update
Top Australian Real Estates In 2020 You Should Know About
2019 saw the end of the downturn that plagued the Australian real estate market from late-2017 to mid-2019. The latter half of 2019 saw rapid growth in dwelling values due to a combination of the three cash rate cuts by the RBA (in June, July and October), relaxation of borrowing...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: Australian property, Property Investment, real estate aus, real estate sydney
Australian Property Market Update 2020: All Eyes On Sydney & Melbourne
Sydney dwelling values rose by 6.2% during the fourth quarter of 2019, followed closely by Melbourne dwelling values, which increased by 6.1% — a very good sign for the Australian property market. Housing markets in both Sydney and Melbourne gained momentum in the Australian...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: Australian property, Melbourne, Property Market, property market update, Sydney
7 Infrastructure Projects In Sydney To Push House Prices Up
The last quarter of 2019 (Oct-Dec) saw an impressive 6.2% growth in Sydney house prices – the best performing capital city. However, compared to the 2017 peak, house prices are still down 6.4% in Sydney – this is about to change. Mortgage interest rates are at the...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: Property Market, Sydney
Property Market Update – Sydney Growth Largest Since 1988
According to CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index, Sydney dwelling values saw the largest increase in a month since 1988, growing by 2.7% in the month ending November. This is the most significant single increase over a month in Sydney prices since 1988. In addition, Melbourne...
Read morefolderCategory: Property Market
bookmarkTags: Australian property, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney
