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The decision to lift the cash rate by 25 basis points after four months of pauses is likely to disrupt confidence and take some further

Consecutive rate hikes, low sentiment and reduced lending capacity continue to weigh heavily on housing demand as declining unit values become more widespread.

CoreLogic’s national unit index increased 0.6% over March, rising for the first time in 11 months. The subtle increases seen in Sydney unit values in

According to RBA figures*, about 35% of outstanding housing credit was written on fixed terms. Approximately two thirds of this exposure is due to expire in 2023.

With national dwelling values falling for the third consecutive month, selling conditions across Australia’s unit markets have continued to weaken.

As household balance sheets become more thinly stretched due to rising interest rates and high prices for essential goods such as fuel and food, there is a renewed level of focus on how mortgagors (ie home owners with mortgage debt) are traversing

Australia’s rental market continues to tighten as low supply levels cause national vacancy rates to dive and rents to rise across all capital cities and

With auction activity trending upwards for the second week, the combined capitals hosted 2,266 auctions this week – the busiest week since late June (2,364).

In this article, CoreLogic Head of Research Eliza Owen analyses why Brisbane has surpassed Melbourne in the median dwelling value ranks.

Nationally, unit values remain 7.3% above the levels recorded in March 2020, despite declining -6.1% over the past nine months, while national house values are