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The biggest migration hot spots and the impact on housing trends
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/2024/the-biggest-migration-hot-spots-and-the-impact-on-housing-trendsHead of Research Eliza Owen explores the highest migration regions in Australia and how it has impacted home values and rents.
Construction costs rising at the fastest annual pace since 2005
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/archive/construction-costs-rising-at-the-fastest-annual-pace-since-2005CoreLogic’s Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI) for Q4 2021 showed that despite an easing in the quarterly rate of growth, national construction costs increased 7.3% over 2021, the highest annual growth rate since March 2005.
Housing values 1.5% higher in October as growth trends ease and downside risk builds
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/archive/housing-values-1.5-higher-in-october-as-growth-trends-ease-and-downside-risk-buildsNationally home values are up 21.6% over the year to October, with half the capitals recording an annual growth rate in excess of 20%. ... Other key insights from the October Home Value Index:. Property listings are finally starting to lift, albeit from
CoreLogic Economic Review: April quarter data highlights extraordinary growth and activity in housing market
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/archive/corelogic-economic-review-april-quarter-data-highlights-extraordinary-growth-and-activity-in-housing-marketAs of April 2021, the combined value of the Australian housing market climbed to $8.1 trillion, and the CoreLogic Home Value Index was 7.6% above its previous high in ... April marked the 20th consecutive month that ACT dwelling values hit a new record
Monthly rental growth hits lowest rate in four years as capital city demand declines
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/2024/monthly-rental-growth-hits-lowest-rate-in-four-years-as-capital-city-demand-declinesThe Australian rental market has experienced its slowest growth in four years, with CoreLogic’s monthly Chart Pack showing a modest 0.1% increase in national rents during July.
RBA remains patient, waiting for more evidence of wages growth and sustainability of inflation outcomes before lifting rates
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/2022/rba-remains-patient,-waiting-for-more-evidence-of-wages-growth-and-sustainability-of-inflation-outcomes-before-lifting-ratesAs widely expected, the RBA kept monetary policy settings on hold at its April meeting, with the cash rate remaining at 10 basis points and
RBA holds as speculation mounts the rate hiking cycle has peaked
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/2023/rba-holds-as-speculation-mounts-the-rate-hiking-cycle-has-peakedWith inflation easing more rapidly than forecast, signs the labour market is loosening and a pullback in spending from households, the RBA’s decision to keep
PowerPoint Presentation
https://www.corelogic.com.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0021/12981/202301-January-unit-review-Dec-data.pdfMethodology. The CoreLogic Hedonic Home Value Index is calculated using a hedonic regression methodology that addresses the issue of compositional bias. ... The median value is the middle estimated value of all residential properties derived through the
Australian housing values rising at the fastest annual pace since June 1989, but the monthly rate of growth continues to lose steam
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/archive/australian-housing-values-rising-at-the-fastest-annual-pace-since-june-1989,-but-the-monthly-rate-of-growth-continues-to-lose-steam07 Mar 2022. CoreLogic’s national home value index rose another 1.5% in September, taking Australian housing values 17.6% higher over the first nine months of the year and ... market. “With housing values rising substantially faster than household
RBA Board holds in December, but November rate hike may have already slowed housing market
https://www.corelogic.com.au/news-research/news/2023/rba-board-holds-in-december,-but-november-rate-hike-may-have-already-slowed-housing-marketThe RBA held the cash rate steady at 4.35% for its last meeting of the year. Eliza Owen explains what it means for the housing