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March 10, 2022

As of 28th February 2022 – Property Market Update

A look at the Australian property market update as of the 28th February 2022. We look at dwelling values for the month, annual change in total advertised supply, rental yields, our expectations for what lies ahead and we suburb spotlight on Eaglehawk in VIC, part of the City of Greater Bendigo.
April 9, 2022

As of 31st March 2022 – Property Market Update

A look at the Australian property market update as of the 31st March 2022. The national monthly growth rate has rebounded slightly, with house values up 0.7% over March. This is despite the country’s two biggest markets both seeing a drop in median prices. But, with most of the smaller capitals experiencing stronger conditions, the general growth trend has continued for an 18th consecutive month.
May 12, 2022

As of 30th April 2022 – Property Market Update

Last month saw a small decline in the national housing growth rate, which was down 0.1% to 0.6% for April. While we are still seeing growth at the national level, the tide is clearly turning for the Australian property market. Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart are leading this charge, having all recorded a decline in their monthly median property price. For Sydney, the 0.2% decline across April marked their third consecutive month of negative growth numbers. In Melbourne, the decline may have been nominal (0.04%), but it means values have technically decreased for three of the last five months. And in Hobart, the 0.3% decline is their first monthly fall in median value in almost two years.
June 9, 2022

As of 31st May 2022 – Property Market Update

In further proof of how much the property market has cooled, the national median dwelling value decreased 0.1% in May. This is the first time this median price measure has gone backward since September 2020. This is the continuation of a recent downward trend, which is being driven by declines in the country’s biggest markets. Over the last few months, Sydney property values have seen progressively larger monthly decreases, culminating in a 1.0% drop in May. And the 0.7% decrease recorded in Melbourne means the city has now been in negative territory four of the last six months.