Australia’s housing market continues to defy expectations, with national home prices rising for the tenth straight month in October. According to PropTrack’s latest Home Price Index, prices climbed another 0.6% last month, pushing values 7.5% higher than a year ago and setting a new national record. Buyer confidence is returning, borrowing power is improving, andRead More
October’s property data is in – and it’s painting a vibrant picture for buyers and investors across Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. According to SQM Research, national residential listings jumped 10.9% month-on-month, with fresh stock under 30 days soaring 18.2%. That’s a strong signal that sellers are stepping forward with renewed confidence, and it’s creating realRead More
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The 0.9% rise in Melbourne home values recorded in October was the largest month-on-month gain since May 2023, pushing the annual growth rate to 3.3%. This acceleration aligns with the national trend of increasing momentum in housing values. Stronger conditions are most evident across the broad middle and lower segments of the market, a trendRead More
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Sydney dwelling values increased by 0.7% in October, bucking the broader national trend where most capital cities saw an acceleration in value growth. For the Sydney market, this milder rate of gain—easing from 0.8% over the preceding two months—may signal that affordability challenges are finally beginning to curb demand. Despite the slight moderation, Sydney’s marketRead More
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Brisbane continues to record one of the country’s highest rates of capital gain, cementing its status as a top-performing market in October. The latest data confirms that the momentum driving housing values in the Queensland capital remains strong, reflecting persistent undersupply. Nationally, Australian home values accelerated with a 1.1% gain. Brisbane contributed significantly to thisRead More
