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CoreLogic reveals best performing suburbs for 2018
CoreLogic has released their Best of the Best report for 2018, revealing the suburbs which performed best as the property market slowed. At a macro level, CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher describes the property market conditions for 2018 as ‘slowing quite rapidly’. Digging beneath the surface, his analysis found that the market conditions are now somewhat of a mixed bag,…
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CoreLogic appoints new Head of Real Estate
Fifth-generation real estate veteran Geoff White has taken over the reins as the CoreLogic National Head of Real Estate. A prominent member of the Victoria real estate industry with extensive expertise, Geoff has been CoreLogic’s Group Sales Director since 2017, and previously headed up the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV). Mr White says that his time with CoreLogic Victoria…
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New Zealand real estate agents rate highly with sellers: CoreLogic
CoreLogic has released the 2018 Perceptions of Real Estate Agents Report, from a nationwide survey of homeowners, with all regions represented. The findings show that agents are rated as excellent practitioners of their craft in New Zealand, with high scores in presentation of properties, marketing materials and sales patter, and the majority (64 per cent) of vendors reporting as receiving…
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CoreLogic Quarterly Economic Report Update – April 2018
Value of Residential Property: $7.5 trillion Value of Australian Superannuation: $2.5 trillion Value of Listed Equities: $1.9 trillion Value of Commercial Real Estate: $0.972 trillion Nationally, dwelling value growth has stopped in its tracks, in fact, over the first quarter of this year, national dwelling values have fallen by -0.5%. Although the quarterly rate of decline has slowed compared to…
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CoreLogic launches video for agents
Real estate agents can now quickly and easily create compelling video and social posts to share with customers with the launch of HomePrezzo through CoreLogic. HomePrezzo is a digital real estate marketing platform that promises to revolutionise the way agents engage with vendors and buyers. It delivers engaging templates that draw upon CoreLogic data so agents can easily create their…
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CoreLogic April Home Value Index: values record their first annual decline since November 2012 while regional dwelling values continue to edge higher
CoreLogic released its April home value index results which, at a national level, revealed a fall of 0.1% for the month, the seventh consecutive month-on-month fall since values started retreating in October last year. Similar to previous months, CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless found that the declines were concentrated within the largest capitals, while regional dwelling values edged 0.4%…
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Rental rates climb over seasonally strong first quarter: CoreLogic
CoreLogic has released its first Quarterly Rental Review for 2018, which tracks the median rental price of houses and units across Australian capital cities and regions. The quarterly report measures the percentage change in rental prices over the first quarter, which is typically the strongest for rental appreciation and growth, as well as over the past 12 months to March…
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CoreLogic acquires UK tech company to bolster global operations
CoreLogic® (NYSE: CLGX), global property information, analytics and data-enabled solutions provider, has today announced the completion of the company’s acquisition of eTech Solutions Limited (eTech). Founded in 2005, eTech is the UK’s leading provider of innovative mobile surveying and workflow management software that enhances productivity and mitigates risk for participants in the UK property market. With more than 50% of…
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CoreLogic January 2018 Home Value Index: values fall across six of Australia’s eight capital cities
CoreLogic released its January hedonic home value index results which, at a national level, revealed a fall of 0.3% for the month, led by a 0.9% fall in Sydney dwelling values. The national combined dwellings index posted a modest 0.3% fall in January, taking dwelling values 0.7% lower since their recent peak in September last year. Dwelling value falls were…
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National rents on the rise: CoreLogic Rent Review December quarter
Property investors will welcome news from CoreLogic that although rental yields are flat, rental rates are on the rise. According to the latest CoreLogic Rental Report over the December quarter, all capital cities, excluding Canberra, achieved a stronger annual change in rents over the past year compared to the same period in 2016. Simultaneously, regional markets also earned a rental increase.…
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Nine in ten Australian properties are ‘flipped’ for a profit, says new CoreLogic report
Global data analytics provider CoreLogic has released its first Property Flipping Report, which provides a national analysis of properties that were ‘flipped’ (bought and re-sold within a short time frame with the purpose of making a profit) in 2017. The research measures flips within one year of purchase and within one to two years of purchase. It also tracks national…
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CoreLogic November Home Value Index: Values holding steady with Sydney trending lower and Perth bottoms out.
According to CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless, a significant contributor to the downwards movement over the month came from the Sydney housing market, which recorded a 0.7% fall in dwelling values, while a fall in values was also recorded across Darwin and regional Northern Territory which were both down 0.4% over the month. For the remaining broad regions of…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse: Are investors driving the current market slowdown?
He asks the question, “Is this occurrence a coincidence, or does this simply highlight just how reliant the housing market has become on demand from the investor segment?” The research results show that over the past five years dwelling values nationally have increased by 39.3 per cent, largely driven by Sydney and Melbourne where values have increased by a much…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse: Non-capital city housing markers a real mixed bag
Prepared by CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher, while the research showed that dwelling values were flat in October, they fell by -0.1% over the quarter and were 4.9% higher over the past 12 months. The quarterly decline in values was the largest fall since the three months to October 2014 while the 4.9% annual change was the lowest annual change…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse: Spring continues to see properties for sale climbing
Typically, the number of properties advertised for sale in spring climbs as vendors look to take advantage of the warmer climate and improved weather. Research analyst Cameron Kusher noted that as housing market conditions transition, stock levels remain tight across the strongest markets but are rising in areas where housing market conditions are softening. For this analysis, Mr Kusher measured…
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CoreLogic October Home Value Index: Growth conditions flat nationally but Sydney values fall
The CoreLogic October Home Value Index Results show that growth conditions remained flat on a national basis while Sydney values fall. Since moving through a peak rate of growth in November 2016, capital gains across Australia’s housing market have been losing momentum, with national dwelling values unchanged over the month of October. For October, conditions were flat across both the…
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Construction surges, housing turnover falls and auction volumes soaring – CoreLogic Property Pulse
CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher paired annual settled sales data with dwelling counts over time to show that the proportion of total housing stock turnover on an annual basis. Mr Kusher’s analysis found that over the 12 months to September 2017, just 5.0% of the national housing stock transacted; the lowest proportion of stock-turnover since April 2012 when it was…
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High income households more likely to be over-indebted than lower income households: CoreLogic Property Pulse
High income households are less likely to be debt free and are more likely to be over-indebted than lower income households. This is the main insight from the 2015-16 household income and wealth survey conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The results, which includes household debt and over-indebtedness, considers a household to be over indebted if their debt…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse: Affordability deteriorating at affordable end of housing market
Over the 12 months to August 2017, the most affordable 25% of residential properties nationally recorded value growth of 2.9% compared to growth of 8.0% across the middle 50% of suburbs, and 11.4% growth across the 25% of most expensive suburbs. According to analyst Cameron Kusher, across all market segments the national annual rate of value change has started to…
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Where are the most popular places to retire in Australia: CoreLogic
With only 2,904 residents, the small council area of Queenscliff on the Bellarine Peninsula in southern Victoria, recorded the highest proportion of retirees aged over 65 years (40.3%) according to the ABS data. The small council area of Quairading in Western Australia’s Wheat Belt region enjoyed the greatest house value growth over the year (+21.5%), followed by Shoalhaven in New…
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Corelogic launches new generation Hedonic Index
CoreLogic, has launched its new-generation Hedonic Home Value Index using updated methodologies and processes to provide insights into housing market conditions across the regions of Australia. The upgraded Index, which will continue to be published on the first business day of each month, combines a property’s key attributes, such as land area, number of bedrooms, bathrooms and car spaces, with…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse 24 August: Housing turnover remains low
Housing turnover remains low despite strong selling conditions in Sydney and Melbourne, according to latest CoreLogic data. CoreLogic data confirms over the 12 months to May 2017 only 4.8 per cent of all houses nationally actually sold, highlighting just how little stock sells in a given 12-month period. Across house sales over the past 12 months, Tasmania recorded the highest…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse: housing stock under $400k declines
New research by CoreLogic shows properties in the $400,000 price bracket have declined. The research shows that across Australia, 31.2% of houses and 37.3% of units sold transacted for less than $400,000. By comparison, a year ago the proportions were recorded at 32.8% for houses and 38.6% for units. A decade ago, 62.4% of all house sales and 68.9% of…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse and auctions 10 August 2017 – Million Dollar Sales at Record Levels
Research by analyst Cameron Kusher shows that the cost of housing has continued to rise in most parts of the country over the past 12 months. He said, “Bracket creep should come as no surprise in markets like Sydney and Melbourne, where dwelling values have increased by 77 per cent and 61 per cent respectively over the past five years.…
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CoreLogic home value index shows house prices jumped 1.5 per cent across capital cities in July
Melbourne house prices jumped 3.1 per cent in July and have been the key driver in the 1.5 per cent increase in combined capital city dwelling values for the month. CoreLogic’s latest home value index shows house prices rose in Sydney by 1.4 per cent, while Canberra prices jumped by 2.4 per cent but fell in Brisbane (-0.6%), Perth (-1.3%)…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse and auctions 27 July 2017 – renting on the rise and homeownership declining
CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher said analysis of recent Census results show the proportion of properties rented has been trending higher, increasing from 29.6% at the time of the 2011 Census and 27.2% at the time of the 2006 Census to reach 30.9% of all dwellings in 2016. “While the proportion of dwellings being rented is climbing, the proportion of…
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REIWA partners with CoreLogic to provide recent WA sale data
A new partnership between REIWA and CoreLogic means the recent sales results reported on reiwa.com will now appear within RP Data Professional, giving agents access to accurate data within one of Australia’s best property data and analytic platforms. CoreLogic CEO Lisa Claes said the partnership was in works for a number of years. “We are absolutely delighted that now our…
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New listings higher than year ago while total listings lower: CoreLogic
The number of new listings is higher than a year ago but the total number of listings is lower, according to CoreLogic data. The number of properties advertised for sale is now showing substantial differences between regional and capital city markets, as well as between individual capital cities. Research analyst Cameron Kusher noted that comparing the capital city and national…
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CoreLogic Property Pulse: How did the housing market perform over the financial year?
Research by CoreLogic has confirmed that over the past 20 financial years combined capital city dwelling values fell just twice. Over the last twelve months, CoreLogic found that combined capital city dwelling values increased by 9.6 per cent, which was actually greater than the 8.3 per cent rise over the 2015-16 financial year. According to research analyst Cameron Kusher, combined…
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CoreLogic weekly wrap up – NSW and Victoria remain most popular states for migration
Demographic data released this week from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows a rapid rate of population growth driven by migration. Overseas and interstate migration remained the key drivers for population growth, in turn driving housing demand, according to CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher. “Whereas natural increase removes older people and adds younger people, interstate migration and overseas immigration…
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Multiple Indicators Point to a Softer Housing Market: CoreLogic
The CoreLogic May Home Value Index results out today confirmed that the capital gains trend has slowed over recent months with dwelling values edging 0.4% higher over the three months ending May 2017. Highlights over the three months to May 2017: Best performing capital city: Adelaide +2.0% Weakest performing capital city: Canberra -1.5% Highest rental yields: Hobart houses with gross…
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APRA Data shows easing of LVR Lending, CoreLogic
CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher comments on data released by APRA earlier the week showing LVR lending is easing up with a further slowdown expected. Data released by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) earlier this week has shown that high loan to value ratio (LVR) lending continues to fall indicating new buyers are in many instances using larger deposits.…
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Affordability Crisis Could Lead to the First ‘Cubby House’ Generation: CoreLogic
The Federal Government has a big task ahead as it prepares to release its housing affordability strategy in today’s Budget after new research by CoreLogic has revealed the affordability crisis has created an entrenched pessimism about high prices and the prospects of future home ownership. The latest CoreLogic Perceptions of Housing Affordability survey showed nearly 90 per cent of non-home…
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Capital gains ease and month-on-month growth conditions slow: CoreLogic
Highlights over the three months to April 2017 Best performing capital city: Hobart +5.1 per cent Weakest performing capital city: Perth -2.4 per cent Highest rental yields: Hobart and Darwin houses with gross rental yield of 4.9 per cent and Hobart units at 5.4 per cent Lowest rental yields: Sydney and Melbourne houses with gross rental yield of 2.7 per…
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