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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.

Research Director Tim Lawless shares commentary on today's RBA cash rate decision.

Auction markets moved through a fourth consecutive week where more than 2,000 homes went under the hammer, with a preliminary auction clearance rate of 71.7%, up from 70.2% the week prior (revised down to 64.4% on finalised numbers).

With 2,550 homes auctioned across the capitals, last week overtook the week prior (2,314) as the combined capital’s busiest week since before Easter (2,687) and the second busiest of the year so far.

There were 2,292 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities, overtaking last week (2,226) as the second busiest auction week so far this

Auction volumes across the combined capital cities increased 74.5% to 2,234 this week making it the second busiest auction week so far this year.

Labor’s 2023-24 Budget offers some reprieve from the housing initiatives of past budgets. For around a decade, federal government approaches to housing have been focused

In this article, CoreLogic Head of Research Eliza Owen addresses the debate on Australia's migration strategy and shares five key insights on overseas migration and

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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.