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NEWS
Rental values on the up
A quarterly review of national rents by CoreLogic showed that rents surged 0.5% higher over the month to January 2020 to record a current median rental value of $440/week. According to Eliza Owen who heads up the company’s residential research division, this was the highest monthly growth rate in the national rental index since January…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Increasing number of homeowners selling in under three years
Short-term selling is on the rise, with homeowners trading their property after owning them less than three years.
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NEWS
Short-term loss-making sales have increased
Higher interest rates could be pushing sellers to accept a loss, with new data from CoreLogic showing the proportion of loss-making, short-term sales has increased.
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Elite Agent
Australian homes valued at more than $10 trillion again
The total value of Australian homes has again jumped above $10 trillion, after rising $325 billion in the June quarter.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Three reasons rent growth could slow in 2024
There could be some relief on the way for struggling renters, with rental growth likely to start slowing down according to an expert.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
High end regional property markets continue to struggle
Regional Australia’s housing market has declined over the past 12 months, with the high-end Covid hotspots continuing to lag more affordable locations.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Fixed rate mortgage cliff hasn’t hurt borrowers yet
With the fixed rate mortgage cliff already underway, there’s still no sign of distressed sellers or a blowout in arrears according to an expert.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Why a lower cash rate likely equals lower rents
With the cash rate still expected to peak this year, tenants are likely also in for a reprieve, with a property market expert explaining rent values usually move in line with interest rates.
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NEWS
Short-term and loss-making resales on the rise
Some sellers could be incurring a loss in order to avoid high mortgage repayments, with new data showing the number of loss-making resales held under two years has spiked.
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National
Investment property listings skyrocket in capital cities
The number of investment properties hitting the market has soared past decade-long averages in three capital cities, despite overall new listings remaining well below normal.
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OPINION
Seize the season: why winter is the perfect time to showcase properties
Each winter, agents begin to stockpile listing opportunities. They nurture sellers through the middle of the year with a plan to launch to market on September 1.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Rental affordability at the worst level in 8 years
Surging immigration and fewer people per home has seen rental affordability fall to the lowest level in eight years according to a new report.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Rising home prices might see listings increase
If the current growth in home prices continues, listings could increase by two per cent this year, according to an expert.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Brisbane homeowners spend the most to renovate their homes
Brisbane has emerged as the leading location in the country for home renovations, with new research finding homeowners in the Queensland capital spent $880 million on home improvements in 2022.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Regional areas and high-end Sydney suburbs lead the bounce back
Affordable regional areas and high-end Sydney suburbs dominate the list of locations experiencing a market bounce back, according to new research.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Loss-making resales jump across Sydney and Melbourne
The share of loss-making home sales across the country has jumped, led by both Sydney and Melbourne, which saw homeowners selling at a loss at the highest rate in four years.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Property values higher than before the pandemic
National housing values are still 14.8 per cent higher than they were at the start of the Covid pandemic, despite recent property value falls.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Improving auction clearance rates: what do they tell us about the rest of the market?
Australia's auction clearance rate edged past 70.3 per cent last week, following a strong month of auction activity in February, but it's too soon to interpret the improvement as a sign that the downswing is over, experts say.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
APRA chooses not to loosen borrowing restrictions
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has declined to loosen its current serviceability buffer for new home loans despite from the banks to do so.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Listings bounce back from summer slumber
New listing numbers have recovered from their traditional summer dip, though they remain lower than 2022 levels, according to a new report from PropTrack.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Brisbane property prices fall by a record 10.9 per cent
After property prices in Brisbane boomed by more than 40 per cent during the pandemic, values are now falling at a record-setting pace.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
December quarter inflation figures higher than expected
The Consumer Price Index rose 7.8 per cent in the 12 months to December, higher than the predicted 7.5 per cent, raising the likelihood that the Reserve Bank of Australia will hike the cash rate in February.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
PropTrack, CoreLogic report slowdown in rental price growth
Rental prices finished 2022 at a significantly higher level than they were the year prior, but price growth began to moderate during the December quarter, according to a new report from PropTrack.
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NEWS
Australian property values record largest decline on record
Australian property values have clocked the largest decline on record, dipping by 8.4 per cent between their peak on May 7 2022 and January 7 2023, according to CoreLogic.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Expensive property markets leading the downturn but end could be in sight
The country’s most expensive property markets have been bearing the brunt of higher interest rates, however, 2023 could mark a slowing in the rate of declines according to a new report. CoreLogic’s annual Best of the Best Report for 2022, found that Sydney has been hit hardest by rising borrowing costs along with other higher-priced housing markets. CoreLogic Head of…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Cash rate hits highest point in a decade
The cash rate is now at its highest level since 2012, with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) using its last monetary policy meeting of 2022 to lift the cash rate 25 basis points.
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OPINION
Rooms to spare: Andrew Cocks
Australia’s housing crisis is a bit of a misnomer really. What we are really suffering is a housing to household mismatch where large family homes that were once occupied by several people now accommodate just two.
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NEWS
Loss-making resales have started to rise as property downturn continues
The Australian property market has peaked and turned downwards, with the number of loss-making transactions starting to rise.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Brisbane’s rental crisis putting vulnerable renters at risk
The rental crisis in Brisbane is leaving many vulnerable and low-income earners at risk of homelessness according to an expert.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
A unique spring selling season on the horizon
Despite the arrival of the spring season, sales activity is expected to be a little different this year as mortgage rates, weak consumer sentiment and stretched household budgets begin to bite.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Is now a good time to buy a property?
Despite falling home prices and the prospect of a higher cash rate, now might still be the right time to buy, according to an expert.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Profitable resales drop for the first time in 18 months but buyer demand is still solid
The rate of profit-making resales across the Australian property market has fallen for the first time since August 2020, indicating conditions have reached a turning point.
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NEWS
Prices fall in inner-city and expensive suburb micro markets
Micro markets in major capital cities have started to weaken, with prices falling as much as 8.5 per cent in the past three months. The latest CoreLogic Property Pulse showed inner-city and upper-quartile suburbs in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra have led the price falls with suburbs such as Sydney’s Beaconsfield dropping 8.5 per cent in the past three months. In…
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Perth property prices hit a record high
Property prices across Perth have finally reached a new record high of $552,128, according to the latest data from CoreLogic.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Housing values fall in Sydney and Melbourne
Property values in Sydney and Melbourne have started to slide, falling as much as 7.2 per cent in the first quarter of the year, new analysis shows.
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