In the past few weeks, we’ve been hearing a lot more talk about supply rising and new listings coming onto the market. With interest rates rising at a record pace, there are some out there that are suggesting we are going to see an influx of new listings as we head into the Spring selling…
The turnaround in sentiment across the Australian property market is continuing to grow, with all the latest data pointing to the worst being behind us for now. According to CoreLogic data, property prices across the five largest capital city markets are up 1 per cent over the past month, led by Sydney which is 1.5…
Anyone who has been in real estate long enough understands that property is cyclical in nature. There are periods of strong growth, followed by lengths of time where prices either stagnate or fall. But over the long run, prices continue to rise, and this has been a great builder of wealth for many Australians. Now…
Recently, we’ve seen a very clear shift towards capital growth. Looking at the latest data from CoreLogic and it’s clear that property prices are increasing rapidly, with dwelling values up by 18.4% around the country in the past 12 months.
It was announced that Brisbane would be the host city for the 2032 Olympic Games. While this is a positive for the nation, for property investors, the first thought is naturally what does this mean for property prices in Brisbane going forward?
As Australian real estate prices across the country continue to rise at a rapid pace, we’re starting to see the same old headlines getting rolled out about investors rushing back into the market. However, the truth of the matter appears to be a little different.
The latest set of figures from CoreLogic has confirmed what most homebuyers already know, which is that house prices are rising at a record pace. In March, house prices increased in value by 2.8% across Australia, which is the fastest rate we’ve seen since October 1988. Spurred on by record-low interest rates and a host…
Property prices across the country are continuing to rise thanks to a combination of low interest rates and low supply, and in the process creating a tricky environment for buyers. According to the latest data from CoreLogic, house prices rose nationally by 2.1% in February, marking the biggest one-month gain since 2003. Notably, both Sydney…
When COVID was beginning to unfold across Australia and the world in the early part of 2020, property experts and media pundits began to predict sharp falls in house prices. The Commonwealth Bank forecast a potential 32 per cent house price crash with the other major banks also believing we would see similar drops over…
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