By GC Development March 21, 2024

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class="prices-cycles"

Sample table's design:

	Onset of Feb 2024	Δ COVID to 2024	Δ from peak to Feb 2024	Peak date
Sydney	24.80%	$224,391	-1.90%	22-Jan
Melbourne	11.00%	$77,386	-4.10%	22-Mar
Brisbane	53.50%	$280,881	<at peak>	24-Feb
Adelaide	55.30%	$259,070	<at peak>	24-Feb
Perth	52.90%	$237,678	<at peak>	24-Feb
Hobart	27.30%	$140,089	-12.20%	22-Mar
Darwin	24.60%	$98,528	-6.60%	14-May
Canberra	31.00%	$198,924	-6.30%	22-May
Regional NSW	46.10%	$227,016	-4.80%	22-May
Regional VIC	33.90%	$143,966	-6.20%	22-May
Regional QLD	54.40%	$217,133	<at peak>	24-Feb
Regional SA	54.40%	$140,669	<at peak>	24-Feb
Regional WA	52.70%	$165,557	<at peak>	24-Feb
Regional TAS	43.40%	$152,172	-5.70%	22-May
Combined capitals	28.50%	$186,867	<at peak>	24-Feb
Combined regional	47.60%	$197,288	-0.40%	22-May
National	32.50%	$188,039	<at peak>	24-Feb

class="median-prices"

Sample table's design:

City	Month	Quarter	Annual	Total return	Median value
Sydney	0.5%	0.6%	10.6%	13.8%	$1,128,155
Melbourne	0.1%	-0.6%	4.0%	7.5%	$778,941
Brisbane	0.9%	2.9%	15.6%	20.3%	$805,593
Adelaide	1.1%	3.6%	11.8%	16.4%	$727,142
Perth	1.8%	5.2%	18.3%	23.9%	$687,004
Hobart	-0.3%	-1.4%	-0.6%	3.6%	$652,645
Darwin	0.1%	1.6%	-0.1%	6.1%	$499,834
Canberra	0.7%	0.3%	1.6%	5.7%	$840,103
Combined capitals	0.6%	1.2%	10.0%	13.9%	$842,109
Combined regional	0.6%	1.3%	5.5%	10.1%	$612,096
National	0.6%	1.3%	8.9%	13.0%	$765,762

class="median-prices-by-city"

Sample table's design:

Property	Median price	Δ MoM	Δ QoQ	Δ Annual
All dwellings	$778,941	0.1%	-0.6%	4.0%
Capital city houses	$942,779	0.1%	-0.5%	4.4%
Capital city units	$607,473	0.2%	-0.7%	3.0%
Regional dwellings	$568,772	0.1%	-0.1%	-0.8%

class="most-aff"

Sample table's design:

	Suburb	State	Location	Median price
1	Bellevue Hill	NSW	Eastern Suburbs	$9,000,000
2	Vaucluse	NSW	Eastern Suburbs	$9,000,000
3	Woolwich	NSW	Ryde	$7,500,000
4	Tamarama	NSW	Eastern Suburbs	$7,425,000
5	Dover Heights	NSW	Eastern Suburbs	$6,400,000
6	Toorak	VIC	Inner Suburbs	$5,815,000
7	Longueville	NSW	North Sydney and Hornsby	$5,725,000
8	Double Bay	NSW	Eastern Suburbs	$5,500,000
9	Rose Bay	NSW	Eastern Suburbs	$5,350,000
10	Clontarf	NSW	Northern Beaches	$5,337,500
11	Bronte	NSW	Eastern Suburbs	$5,300,000
12	Mosman	NSW	North Sydney and Hornsby	$5,031,500

class="house-prices"

Sample table's design:

	Median	Month	This Year	1 Year	2 Year
Sydney	$1,560,406	0.1%	-0.3%	8.9%	0.2%
Melbourne	$1,048,686	-0.4%	-0.9%	2.5%	-3.0%
Brisbane	$898,161	1.4%	1.7%	14.5%	12.9%
Adelaide	$880,374	3.6%	3.3%	13.9%	16.9%
Perth	$838,667	3.7%	5.6%	22.3%	29.5%
Hobart	$673,321	1.3%	0.3%	-3.6%	-10.6%
Darwin	$623,687	6.8%	3.0%	-0.1%	-2.6%
Canberra	$938,128	-0.6%	-0.4%	-0.3%	-10.3%
National	$1,094,943	0.8%	0.7%	8.9%	4.1%

class="weekly-rents"

Sample table's design:

City	Rent	Month	Year	Vacancy Rate	Change
Sydney	$760	-1.7%	13.9%	0.8%	↓
Melbourne	$590	3.5%	18.0%	0.6%	↓
Brisbane	$610	1.7%	8.2%	0.6%	↓
Adelaide	$600	4.3%	14.3%	0.3%	↓
Perth	$650	3.5%	18.2%	0.3%	↓
Hobart	$560	1.8%	-1.3%	0.5%	↓
Darwin	$683	-2.1%	-2.1%	0.7%	↓
Canberra	$680	0.0%	-4.2%	1.0%	↔

class="investors"

Sample table's design:

Year	Total	Change on previous years
2009-10	1,704,220	68,316
2010-11	1,765,880	61,660
2011-12	1,854,519	88,639
2012-13	1,942,339	87,820
2013-14	2,010,923	68,584
2014-15	2,051,517	40,594
2015-16	2,097,382	45,865
2016-17	2,156,319	58,935
2017-18	2,207,893	51,574
2018-19	2,227,174	19,281
2019-20	2,226,841	-333
2020-21	2,245,539	18,698

class="sqm-tracker"

Sample table's design:

City	Feb 2023 Vacancies	Feb 2023 Vacancy Rate	Jan 2024 Vacancies	Jan 2024 Vacancy Rate	Feb 2024 Vacancies	Feb 2024 Vacancy Rate
Sydney	9,301	1.3%	9,114	1.3%	8,137	1.1%
Melbourne	5,545	1.1%	5,589	1.1%	5,288	1.0%
Brisbane	2,802	0.8%	3,327	1.0%	3,213	0.9%
Perth	839	0.4%	775	0.4%	776	0.4%
Adelaide	821	0.5%	783	0.5%	830	0.5%
Canberra	1,069	1.8%	1,061	1.7%	936	1.5%
Darwin	378	1.4%	445	1.7%	395	1.5%
Hobart	237	0.9%	278	1.0%	326	1.2%
National	31,040	1.0%	32,108	1.1%	30,161	1.0%

class="suburbs-list"

Sample table's design:

Rank	City	Safety Index	Crime Index
1	Canberra	72.2	27.8
2	Adelaide	67	33
3	Hobart	65.9	34.1
4	Sydney	65.6	34.4
5	Brisbane	63.1	36.9
6	Perth	57.5	42.5
7	Melbourne	56	44
8	Gold Coast	53.6	46.4
9	Newcastle	51.2	48.8
10	Wollongong	50.2	49.8
11	Townsville	41.2	58.8
12	Geelong	40.7	59.3
13	Toowoomba	40.5	59.5
14	Darwin	38.2	61.8
15	Cairns	37.1	62.9
16	Rockhampton	32	68
17	Alice Springs	28.1	71.9

class="exp-suburbs-list"

Sample table's design:

#	City/Area	Country	HNWIs (USD 1m+)	10-years HNWI growth	Centi-millionaires (USD 100m+)	Billionaires (USD 1bn+)
1	New York City	USA	340000	40	724	58
2	Tokyo	Japan	290300	-5	250	14
3	The Bay Area	USA	285000	68	629	63
4	London	UK	258000	-15	384	36
5	Singapore	Singapore	240100	40	329	27
6	Los Angeles	USA	205400	35	480	42
7	Hong Kong	Hong Kong (SAR China)	129500	-27	290	32
8	Beijing	China	128200	70	354	43
9	Shanghai	China	127200	72	332	40
10	Sydney	Australia	126900	35	184	15
11	Chicago	USA	124,000	24%	295	24
12	Toronto	Canada	105,200	29%	193	18
13	Frankfurt	Germany	102,200	20%	170	16
14	Zurich	Switzerland	99,300	35%	250	12
15	Houston	USA	98,500	65%	280	20
16	Seoul	South Korea	97,000	30%	229	24
17	Melbourne	Australia	96,000	42%	123	10
18	Paris	France	93,000	-3%	126	16
19	Geneva	Switzerland	85,800	40%	305	15
20	Dubai	UAE	68,400	62%	206	15

class="forecast"

Sample table's design:

City	Median price		Total price growth
City	Houses	Units	Houses	Units
Sydney	$1.93M	$1.09M	18%	22%
Melbourne	$1.28M	$0.78M	21%	20%
Brisbane	$1.21M	$0.71M	19%	23%
Adelaide	$0.95M	$0.69M	16%	18%
Perth	$1.05M	$0.64M	30%	30%
Canberra	$1.17M	$0.75M	19%	20%
Hobart	$0.86M	$0.71M	13%	16%
Darwin	$0.7M	$0.46M	24%	26%

class="simple"

Sample table's design:

Comfortable retirement	Modest retirement	Age pension-based retirement
Regular leisure activities Occasional restaurant meals, home-delivery meals, take-away coffee Own a reasonable car Budget for home improvements Domestic and occasional overseas trips Premium private health insurance	Occasional leisure activities Limited meals out at inexpensive restaurants, infrequent home-delivery or take-away Own a basic car Budget for small home repairs One annual domestic holiday or a few short breaks Basic private health insurance	No or low-cost leisure activities Inexpensive takeaway or local club special meals Limited budget to own, maintain or repair a car No budget for home repairs Very short breaks or day trips in your city No private health insurance

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class="median-prices"

class="median-prices-by-city"

class="most-aff"

class="house-prices"

class="weekly-rents"

class="investors"

class="sqm-tracker"

class="suburbs-list"

class="exp-suburbs-list"

class="forecast"

class="simple"

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