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There were 2,697 auctions held across the capitals last week, the highest volume of homes taken under the hammer since the week leading into Easter (3,519).

Auction volumes across the combined capital cities decreased -19.3% to 1,432 this week largely due to the ‘unofficial long weekend’ but also an early indication of the seasonal trend towards an easing in auction activity after the pre-Easter

CoreLogic's monthly Unit Market Update shows both houses and units recorded a -0.1% fall in values over May, as the quarterly and annual trends in

Plezzel recently helped Harris Real Estate reach the right buyers for their vendor's home during a quiet market.

This data brings the 12-month total of more than $2.109 billion from 201 sales, a decrease from the previous 12-month total of more than $3.116 billion from ... Email. Submit. By submitting this form, you consent to RP Data Pty Ltd trading as CoreLogic

The latest data raises the 12-month total to over $371.7 million, only $7.4 million less than the previous 12-month period. ... Email. Submit. By submitting this form, you consent to RP Data Pty Ltd trading as CoreLogic Asia Pacific (CoreLogic)

Using ABS housing finance data to July, we can see how different buyer cohorts are reacting to the market downturn.

The volume of capital city auctions remained above the 2,000 mark for the second week running, with 2,168 properties going under the hammer last week.  The number of auctions was down 1.5% on the previous week (2,202) but 28% higher than at the

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

The data shows inner-Melbourne council areas may be at greater risk of negative equity for recently purchased homes. ... Email. Submit. By submitting this form, you consent to RP Data Pty Ltd trading as CoreLogic Asia Pacific (CoreLogic) collecting and