If migration is easing, why is demand for property still so strong? In today’s Property Insider Chat, Dr. Andrew Wilson and I discuss how the recent surge in migration is now easing, how population flows are reshaping demand between the states, and what that means for housing pressure in both capital cities and key regional…
If you thought buying property was getting harder, try renting the dream lifestyle. Across Australia, rents have skyrocketed so fast that simply living where you want is becoming a luxury for some people. New research from Domain paints a stark picture of our rental future, one where proximity, prestige and even basic comfort come with…
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The pace of growth in Adelaide home values has accelerated over recent months, with November’s 1.9% rise marking the strongest monthly growth conditions since January 2022, a period when interest rates were virtually zero. Adelaide is a key contributor to the “two-speed” housing market, where the mid-sized capitals are significantly outpacing the two largest cities,…
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Brisbane’s monthly pace of housing value growth held firm at 1.9% in November, making it one of the leading capital cities in the nation and contributing approximately $4,300 per week to the median dwelling value. This strong performance highlights the “two-speed” nature of the Australian market, where mid-sized capitals are pulling away from the decelerating…
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Perth home values surged 2.4% higher in November, adding approximately $5,000 per week to the median dwelling value. While this marks the highest growth rate among all Australian capital cities for the month, the pace of growth eased slightly from the 2.7% recorded in October. Perth continues to be the national leader in value growth,…
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Sydney’s home value growth has moderated, recording a 0.5% rise in November, well below the national figure of 1.0%. Since then, the rate of capital gain has been easing, a trend that coincides with softening auction clearance rates, which held in the high-60% range throughout the latter half of the month. Price Dynamics by Segment…
Australian residential property sellers enjoyed their highest rate of profitability in over two decades during the September 2025 quarter, according to Cotality’s latest Pain & Gain report. The analysis, which covered approximately 100,000 resales, shows that 95.5% of sellers made a nominal profit, up from 94.9% in the June quarter, marking the strongest result since…
Something remarkable is happening across Victoria’s most desirable suburbs, and not in a good way. Thousands of landlords are quietly exiting the rental market, leaving behind a growing void that’s reshaping our property landscape. According to realestate.com.au the latest tenancy bond data, shows that more than 10,000 fewer rental bonds are active across the state…
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Melbourne is continuing to record relatively soft but positive growth conditions, with home values up 0.3% in November. This was the lowest monthly rise of any capital city, contributing to a subtle slowdown in the national growth rate. While local housing values have been rising since February, they remain 0.9% below the record high set…
The Australian home value index rose another 1.0% in November, marking the third consecutive month where national home values have increased by 1% or more. However, the pace of growth eased slightly over the month, coming down from 1.1% in October. This subtle slowdown was primarily driven by a deceleration in Australia’s two largest cities….
