Every Australian capital city has its ups and downs when it comes to property investment.
But before you launch into investing in Melbourne it’s worth doing your research and seeking expert advice.
That’s why we’ve developed these articles, for a more local perspective on what you’ve read about investment so far.
![Melbourne Housing Market Update [video] | October 2018](https://puassets.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/melbourne-270x200.jpg "Melbourne Housing Market Update [video] | October 2018")
Melbourne`s housing downturn has gathered some pace over recent months, with dwelling values tracking 2.4% lower over the September quarter; that`s the largest decline over the quarter for any capital city and Melbourne`s largest fall over any three month period since January 2012. CoreLogic has released their newest housing market update for October 2018. The…
With an average holding period for houses of 27.7 years, Huntingdale has topped the Top 5 list of the most tightly held suburbs in Melbourne. Analysis, based on CoreLogic’s data, by property research house RiskWise shows Belgrave Heights was just 3.8 years behind Huntingdale, coming in at No.2 with an average hold period of 23.9…
Over the June 2018 quarter, resales of Melbourne properties generated $4.299 billion worth of profits and $37.1 million in losses. These figures indicated that Melbourne generated 27.4% of total resale profits nationally over the quarter as well as producing 7.9% of total resales losses. Over the quarter, there were no resales at a loss in…
The Melbourne property market has been one of the strongest and most consistent performers over the last few years. In fact, Melbourne has been the best performing capital city market over the long term – over the last quarter of a century, but after peaking in November 2017 the market is now taking a breather. However the Melbourne real estate…
Wondering what’s going on in the Melbourne property market? Well…it’s moved to the next phase of the property cycle, and Corelogic report that the Melbourne housing market recorded the largest property value decline of any capital city over the three months ending August 2018. But don’t be frightened off – it’s experiencing a “soft landing.”…
The price-based housing affordability metrics have improved slightly over the June 2018 quarter due to some recent falls in median prices. While the quarterly improvement is welcome, there has been a significant decline in overall affordability over recent years as household income growth has lagged median price growth. Over the past five years, median prices…
Housing affordability in Melbourne is under a cloud especially when it comes to units suitable for families, according to RiskWise Property Research. While a RiskWise analysis places Sydney 9th in the world when it comes to housing affordability, Melbourne is not far behind. It is the 2nd most expensive city to live in Australia and…
![Melbourne Housing Market Update [video] | August 2018](https://puassets.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/melbourne1-270x200.jpg "Melbourne Housing Market Update [video] | August 2018")
Melbourne`s downturn accelerated in July, with dwelling values falling almost 1% over the month to be 1.8% lower over the past three months; the largest quartrly decline amongst the capitals and the most significant drop in values since January 2012. Core Logic has released their newest housing market update for August 2018. Since peaking…
Over the second quarter of 2018, national dwelling values have declined by-0.5%, matching the -0.5% fall in values over the March quarter. Throughout the 12months to June2018, national dwelling values have declined by-0.8%. Althougha -0.8% fall isn’t overly large, it is the greatest annual fall in values since September 2012 when values had fallen-1.1% over…
Over the second quarter of 2018, national dwelling values have declined by-0.5%, matching the -0.5% fall in values over the March quarter. Throughout the 12months to June2018, national dwelling values have declined by-0.8%. Althougha -0.8% fall isn’t overly large, it is the greatest annual fall in values since September 2012 when values had fallen-1.1% over…
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