CoreLogic reported a further fall in housing values through the first month of spring, with the national Home Value Index (HVI) recording a -1.4% decline in September.
Last week I was pondering the impact of the recent ANZ bank economist headline, suggesting that property prices are about to decline by 20%. We’ve seen and heard these headlines through the cycles, and I cast my memory back to some of the fearful advice
National unit values fell for the second consecutive month in June, as rising interest rates put further downward pressure on the country’s two biggest cities, Sydney and Melbourne, according to the latest CoreLogic unit market update.
You know how last week I was so excited about buying a property?
I was already high fiving myself for making the most of the softer market conditions in one of the hottest real estate markets in the country.
The latest Pain & Gain report show's Regional Australia’s purple property patch continued in the final three months of last year, as a higher proportion of vendors in regional areas reaped a profit compared to their capital city counterparts.
CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index (HVI) posted a 0.6% gain in February, the 17th consecutive monthly increase in the national HVI. While housing values are generally rising, the pace of growth in the national index has trended downwards since April last year.
The majority of Australian homebuyers and investors are remaining optimistic about 2022, despite a sense of being priced out of their local market, according to the latest REBAA & PTA Buyer Barometer COVID survey.