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The combined capitals are expecting the busiest auction week since late June, with 2,283 homes scheduled for auction this week.

Profitability from resales continued to rise amid a national recovery in home values, however short term loss-making resales also increased, CoreLogic's Pain & Gain report

The pressure of climbing interest rates, stretched affordability, and the 'fixed rate cliff' stress tested the housing market through 2023, however resilience largely prevailed, CoreLogic's

Auction activity is expected to dip across the combined capitals this week, with only Canberra recording a week on week rise in auction volumes as we move into the spring selling season.

CoreLogic’s latest Pain & Gain Report, which analysed approximately 83,000 property resales that occurred in the September 2022 quarter, showed the proportion of profit-making sales

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,

Since peaking in April, house values are now reversing at a more rapid rate, falling -5.3%, while values across the medium to high-density sector have

Capital city auction activity continued to rise this week, with 1,825 homes auctioned across the combined capitals.

With 3,110 auctions held, last week was the combined capital's second busiest week of the year. The major auction markets drove the higher volumes, with Sydney and Melbourne both recording their second busiest weeks of the year.

After the monthly rate of decline re-accelerated through December and January, CoreLogic's national unit index was flat in February (0.0%), marking a pause in the