Australian home values moved through a 15th straight month of growth in April with CoreLogic’s national home value index rising by 0.1%, on par with the pace of gains recorded in February and March. The Perth housing market seemed to be running its own race with a quarterly rate of growth and home values rising…
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Tim heads up the Core Logic RP Data research and analytics team, analysing real estate markets, demographics and economic trends across Australia. Visit www.corelogic.com.au
Australian home values moved through a 15th straight month of growth in April with CoreLogic’s national home value index rising by 0.1%, on par with the pace of gains recorded in February and March. Adelaide home values increased by 1.3% in April, a subtle slowdown relative to March when the monthly growth rate was 1.4%….
Australian home values moved through a 15th straight month of growth in April with CoreLogic’s national home value index rising by 0.1%, on par with the pace of gains recorded in February and March. The pace of growth in Brisbane housing values remains at the high end of the spectrum across the capital cities. However,…
Australian home values moved through a 15th straight month of growth in April with CoreLogic’s national home value index rising by 0.1%, on par with the pace of gains recorded in February and March. Sydney home values have continued along a modest upward trajectory, rising by 0.4% in April to be 1.3% higher over the…
Australian home values moved through a 15th straight month of growth in April with CoreLogic’s national home value index rising by 0.1%, on par with the pace of gains recorded in February and March. Melbourne is the only capital city where housing values fell over the first four months of the year, nudging 0.3% lower….
Australian home values moved through a 15th straight month of growth in April with CoreLogic’s national home value index rising by 0.1%, on par with the pace of gains recorded in February and March. Regional markets have shown slightly stronger quarterly growth over the past five months than their capital city counterparts following a ten-month…
Amidst Australia’s historic two-year rate hike cycle, the property market has become a picture of resilience and decline, showcasing stark contrasts across cities, suburbs, and regions. A CoreLogic Australia analysis comparing the property market’s performance two years before and after the rate hike cycle reveals that home values across the nation have risen only 2.8%…
The interest rate outlook has changed remarkably in a short space of time. It was less than two weeks ago that financial markets and many economists were forecasting a rate cut as early as September. With the release of higher-than-expected inflation figures for the March quarter, a new ‘higher for longer’ mantra has emerged. Recall…
Nationally, rents were up 0.8% in April, a slightly lower rate of growth relative to February and March when the national rental index rose 0.9% and 1.0% respectively. The slowdown in rental growth is likely to be partly seasonal, with the first quarter of the year generally coinciding with a lift in student demand and…
Australian home values continued to trend higher in April with CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index (HVI) rising 0.6%. This was on par with the pace of gains recorded in both February and March, with the month-on-month rise adding approximately $4,720 to the national median dwelling value. April’s increase takes the current growth cycle into its…