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CoreLogic’s national home value index saw Australian home values increase by 2.8% in March, the fastest rate of appreciation since October 1988 (3.2%). ... South Australia’s CHIP index increased by 0.8% over the March quarter.

CoreLogic's national unit value index declined by -0.8% in October, taking the median value -3.8% below the peak recorded in April. This saw the annual

Media enquiries: media@corelogic.com. Hedonic Home Value Index. Summary of housing values since the onset of COVID in March 20220 and relative to peak levels. ... Data source: CoreLogicAbout the dataMedian values refers to the middle of valuations

Not that long ago, Australia was in the midst of the fastest drop in housing values on record, as rapidly increasing interest rates caused capital

In today's Pulse, CoreLogic’s Head of Research Eliza Owen explains what buyers and sellers need to know about the coming downswing.

Demand pressures have compounded the pace of rental growth in Australia, as rents reaccelerated and vacancy rates tightened to a near record low of 1.1%

Overall, market conditions do not determine whether it is a “good” time to buy your first home.

The March Home Value Index release from CoreLogic was showing the fastest pace of capital gains in 32 years. ... factor that will slow housing conditions is a new round of credit tightening along with housing affordability becoming more of a challenge,

With the recent growth phase well behind us across most regions of the country, attention is squarely focused on how much housing values could fall

The decision from the RBA to hold the cash rate at 3.6% sends a clear message they are ready to take stock, assessing the economic