Property Market Update

Perth leads with a substantial 5.7% increase, reflecting its robust market conditions driven by strong demand and relatively affordable housing. Adelaide follows closely with a 4.0% rise, indicating its steady growth supported by solid economic fundamentals and a more affordable housing market compared to the eastern states. Brisbane's 2.9% growth further underscores the continued strength of its market, bolstered by interstate migration and investment demand.

The Australian property market continues to exhibit robust growth despite a range of economic pressures. The CoreLogic Home Value Index (HVI) for July 2024 illustrates a persistent upward trend in dwelling values nationwide, though regional performance varies significantly.

The Australian property market has displayed resilience despite various economic challenges. The CoreLogic Home Value Index (HVI) for July 2024 highlights a continued upward trajectory in dwelling values across most regions, with significant variations in performance between different cities and property types.

May continued to underline the robust growth trajectories of Perth, Adelaide, and Brisbane, as depicted in the rolling three-month change in dwelling values. Perth led with a staggering 6.0% increase, reinforcing its position as the growth leader among Australian state capitals. Adelaide followed with a commendable 3.3% rise, while Brisbane also showed strong growth at 3.1%. These cities have not only outpaced the typically more subdued movements seen in Sydney (1.1%) and Hobart (0.8%), but they also starkly contrast with Melbourne, which remained flat with a 0.0% change.

April continued to underline the robust growth trajectories of Perth, Adelaide, and Brisbane, as depicted in the rolling three-month change in dwelling values. Perth led with a staggering 6.0% increase, reinforcing its position as the growth leader among Australian state capitals. Adelaide followed with a commendable 3.3% rise, while Brisbane also showed strong growth at 3.1%. These cities have not only outpaced the typically more subdued movements seen in Sydney (1.1%) and Hobart (0.8%), but they also starkly contrast with Melbourne, which remained flat with a 0.0% change.

In an impressive display of resilience, March has seen Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide continue to break records in the property market. The buoyancy in these cities is particularly noteworthy against a backdrop of national housing market softening in other areas. This month, Perth has continued its ascendant trajectory with a 1.2% growth, contributing to a 5.6% quarterly rise which is the highest across all state capitals. Brisbane, not far behind, has witnessed a 1.1% growth over the month, aligning with a broader trend of property value increases in Queensland. Adelaide, however, steals the spotlight with a 1.4% rise in dwelling values, the highest monthly growth recorded, and an impressive 3.3% increase over the quarter.