Sydney’s property market may be trailing off from its peak, but prices are still exceptionally high versus the average household income in the majority of suburbs across the city. Thanks to historically low interest rates, government incentives, pandemic-induced interstate migration, and historic levels of demand from buyers over the past two years, prices have surgedRead More
Prices in Melbourne’s property market went backwards in May after the Reserve Bank of Australia raised the cash rate for the first time since November 2010. But median property prices are still high versus household income across most of the city’s suburbs. And that’s thanks to historically low interest rates, government incentives, pandemic-induced interstate migration and historicRead More
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Brisbane’s property market had a bumper start to 2022, even while markets in Sydney and Melbourne were beginning to cool – and only now has price growth shown signs of slowing. Thanks to historically low interest rates, government incentives, pandemic-induced interstate migration, and historic levels of demand from buyers over the past two years, prices haveRead More
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Melbourne housing values have declined over the same period a year ago. You can also check out the local reports for Brisbane and Sydney. As demand fades, advertised listings are rising. At the end of May inventory levels were 1.3% higher than at the same time last year and 8.1% above the five-year average. As interestRead More
![Brisbane Housing Market Update [video] | June 2022](https://cdn.metropole.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/47-brisbane-suburb.jpg)
Brisbane housing values have continued to trend higher, although the trend rate of growth has nearly halved from the recent peak in December of last year. You can also check out the local reports for Melbourne and Sydney. Back then housing values were rising at 8.5% over the quarter but have since eased back to 4.6% over theRead More
