Brisbane was once a cheaper alternative to Sydney and Melbourne when it came to buying a house and raising a family. But the city’s housing market skyrocketed over the last few years, with 64% price growth since the onset of COVID-19, and it is currently sitting at a new price peak. That means Brisbane’s remarkableRead More
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Melbourne’s housing market has recorded seven consecutive months of decline, with the market down a further 0.2% in October, taking values 0.8% lower over the rolling quarter, to be down 1.9% over the past 12 months. The unit sector has been more resilient to the downturn, but not immune. Values across the unit sector haveRead More
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Brisbane remains one of the strongest housing markets around the country, but momentum is leaving the upswing. Dwelling values rose a further 0.7% in October to be 2.4% higher over the rolling quarter, and 13% higher over the year. Only Perth and Adelaide have recorded a higher annual growth rate. The unit market continues toRead More
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0.1% fall in Sydney home values was the first monthly decline since January of 2023, following a short but sharp 12.4% drop in values between February 2022 and January of 2023. Weaker conditions have been led by the most expensive areas of the market, with a 0.6% fall in upper quartile house values over theRead More
Brisbane continues to be one of Australia’s strongest capital city housing markets and is likely to remain so throughout 2024, with dwelling values continuing to go from strength to strength. Brisbane’s housing market skyrocketed over the last few years with 64% price growth since the onset of COVID-19 and is currently at a new peakRead More
