In changing market conditions, REIQ Auctioneer of the Year David Holmes said agents should focus on what they can influence and never mind the other noise.
Updated rate hike forecasts and the outlook for housing values - CoreLogic
According to CoreLogic’s director of research, Tim Lawless housing values are slowing and it is likely more regions will succumb to negative movements over the coming months.
Outer Melbourne joins regional Victoria in record breaking prices - REIV
The flee from city living has intensified for Victorians, according to the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV), with new data showing outer Melbourne has joined regional Victoria in the latest round of record-breaking house prices.
In this week's update, William Clark, Ray White's Economics Team looks at the state-of-play in pet-friendly listings, where a landlord explicitly states intent to grant permission for a potential tenant.
Falling values spread to 40% of Australia’s house and unit markets - CoreLogic
CoreLogic’s interactive Mapping the Market tool, updated today, shows 41.9% of house and unit markets analysed in the June quarter declined in value, a significant increase on Q1, when 23.6% of markets recorded a fall in values.
Vacancy rates ease slightly, but demand continues to escalate - REINSW
The latest REINSW Vacancy Rate Survey results show that residential vacancies in Sydney bounced back slightly in June 2022 after recording a five-year low in the previous month.
John McGrath – Hunter Valley, Gold Coast & Launceston among top growth regions
John McGrath, Chief Executive Officer of McGrath Estate Agents takes a look at the No. 1 regional growth markets in the three states represented in the top 10, NSW, Queensland and Tasmania.
No reprieve for home builders as construction costs continue rising
CoreLogic’s Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI) for Q2 2022 showed national residential construction costs increased 10.0% over the 12 months to June 2022, the highest annual growth rate on record outside of the introduction of the GST (10.2% over the year to March 2001).