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The preliminary capital city clearance rate came in at 74.4% last week, up 1.7 percentage points relative to the previous week (72.7% which revised down to 65.2% once finalised).  The combined capitals preliminary clearance rate has consistently

CoreLogic’s Quarterly Auction Market Review shows 23,748 homes went under the hammer in the first three months of 2022, making it the busiest March quarter

Regional property markets are experiencing a slowdown in value growth as affordability constraints, normalising listing levels, and the elevated interest rate environment continue to impact growth, according to CoreLogic’s Regional Market Update.

Recent housing value declines are particularly prominent in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne. ... This means recent value falls may have created an opportunity for first home buyers, where there is a maximum purchase price cap to qualify for the

The steady cash rate target follows a 1.3% rise in Australian home values in November. ... This monthly movement in property values is relatively high compared to the decade average of 0.4%.

Although rents are generally rising, housing values have been rising at a faster rate which has seen rental yields compress across most of the capital cities. ... The exceptions are Perth and Darwin where rents have risen at a faster pace than housing

In today's Pulse article, Tim Lawless delves into rising mortgage arrears and 'riskier' lending loan trends.

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.

In today's Pulse, Tim Lawless analyses the increasing vendor and buyer activity nationwide.

Housing affordability is becoming an increasingly pressing concern through 2021, as dwelling values continue to rise, and first home buyer activity has started to decline. ... Adjusting the median dwelling value in Australia for this monthly uplift