Across the combined capital city markets of Australia, rent values have risen another 10% in the 12 months to September. Limited availability of stock, a strong net overseas migration position and a normalisation between city and regional population movements continue to place upward pressure on capital city rent markets. For those that work or study…
Overseas migration is frequently being called out as one of the primary factors influencing the housing market. In the face of high-interest rates, low consumer sentiment and stretched housing affordability, values and rents continue to rise and vacancy rates plummet as net overseas migration has hit record highs. National home values have increased 7.2% in…
Short-term resales have emerged as a major housing market trend in 2023. New CoreLogic analysis shows that in winter, 16% of listings added to the market for sale had been owned for less than three years. This marks a series high going back to 2008, where the 15-year average proportion is less than half that…
The combined value of Australian housing rebounded to $10 trillion at the end of August, the first time the total estimated value hit double digits since June 2022. The increase resulted from a combination of higher values, with the median home value in Australia reaching $732,886 at the end of the month, and the stock…
Rent values rose for the 35th consecutive month nationally in July. However, monthly rent growth has eased over the past four months. In regional Australia, rent value growth has been slowing since April last year, and rents are close to flattening out (albeit at high levels). Slowing rent growth is expected to be one of…
Despite regional housing values rising for the past five months, a new analysis of year-on-year performance shows many markets are still reeling from high interest rates and a shift in migration patterns back to pre-COVID levels. CoreLogic’s quarterly Regional Market Update, which examines Australia’s 25 largest non-capital city regions, shows 18 areas recorded an annual…
I’m sure you’ve heard of the “fixed rate cliff” – a term used to describe the expiry of a significantly larger than average number of fixed-term loan facilities, which were secured between mid-2020 and mid-2022. CoreLogic published a note outlining what we knew about the so-called ‘fixed-rate cliff’ in February this year. It was a forward…
The June cash rate decision doused hopes for many Australians that rate hikes were nearing an end. It prompted the major bank economists to reset their forecasts for the terminal cash rate to at least 4.35%, dragged on consumer sentiment, and may take some steam out of the recent housing market recovery. Of the 400…
There’s been plenty of attention on the supply and demand deficit contributing to the Australian property market’s resilience. As of May, new listings added to the market were -20% below the previous decade’s monthly average across Australia and the ‘months of supply’ ratio, which measures the amount of time it would take to deplete stock…
The RBA lifted the cash rate a further 25 basis points in June, taking the cash rate 400 basis points higher to 4.1%, announcing 12 hikes since April last year. A mix of outcomes across economic data through the month created another ‘line-ball’ call for the outlook in the cash rate. May saw measures of…
