The trend in housing values remained positive throughout March, with the CoreLogic national hedonic index rising 0.7% over the month. Although housing values continued to rise, the second half of the month experienced a weakening in the growth trend as confidence slumped and social distancing policies took effect. The national March reading emerged as the…
Articles by Tim Lawless
Tim heads up the Core Logic RP Data research and analytics team, analysing real estate markets, demographics and economic trends across Australia. Visit www.corelogic.com.au
Brisbane housing values on an upwards trajectory, however, the pace of capital gains has been substantially slower relative to the larger capital cities. CoreLogic has released their newest housing market update for March 2020. You can also check out the local reports for Sydney and Melbourne. The local market found a floor in June last…
Since finding a floor in May last year, Sydney housing values have risen by 13.1%. CoreLogic has released their newest housing market update for March 2020. You can also check out the local reports for Brisbane and Melbourne. Despite posting the most rapid recovery trend amongst the capitals, Sydney housing values remain 3.7% below the…
Melbourne’s housing market has continued to record a strong upwards trajectory in both values and in volumes, with local values recovering to a new record high in February. CoreLogic has released their newest housing market update for March 2020. You can also check out the local reports for Brisbane and Sydney. The pace of capital gains is very…
Housing values across Adelaide are showing a consistent but mild upwards trend, with values rising four-tenths of a percent over the past twelve months. Sales activity has been trending roughly in line with the decade average and selling conditions have shown a subtle tightening compared with a year ago. Homes are selling slightly faster at…
Perth’s housing market recorded its fourth straight month where values didn’t fall, which was the longest period of flat to rising values since the market peaked in mid-2014. The latest results provide further evidence that the market has stabilised after five and a half years where values were consistently trending lower. The past three months…
Our latest results showed that nationally, housing values surged by 1.1% last month, with values across five Australia’s eight capital cities reaching a new record-high in February. The strongest capital gains are continuing to emanate from Sydney where values were up 1.7% and Melbourne with a 1.2% rise over the month, while the remaining capital…
The CoreLogic February 2020 Home Value Index results confirmed that nationally, housing values surged by 1.1%, with values across five of Australia’s eight capital cities reaching a record high. A rebound in the pace of capital gains across the Australian housing market throughout February saw the national index rise by 1.1% over the month, with…
Australia’s housing value rebound continued into 2020 with the CoreLogic national home value index up by 0.9% over the first month of the year. This now takes the annual growth rate to 4.1%; the fastest pace of growth for a twelve month period since December 2017. Housing values rose in January across every capital city…
In 2020, it’s unlikely we’ll see such a rapid rise in capital gains as seen throughout the second half of 2019 despite the expectation that mortgage rates will move lower over the first half of the year; several factors are likely to act as counterweights to this stimulus. Housing values are expected to rise through…
