Company News Australia’s Dwelling Values Fall Half A Percent In April As Rate Of Decline Continues To Ease The CoreLogic April 2019 home value index results out today confirmed that the decline in home values has lost some momentum over recent months as falling values lose steam in Sydney and Melbourne. Simultaneously, more regions across the country saw housing values slip lower as the downturn becomes more geographically diverse. 1 May 2019 Housing Downturn Loses Some Steam With CoreLogic National Home Value Index Down 0.6% In March The CoreLogic hedonic home value index results released today reveal that the pace of declining property values has eased relative to the past four months. However, CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless noted that the market downturn has become geographically more widespread, with housing values lower across six of the eight capitals and five of the seven ‘rest of state’ markets over the month. 1 Apr 2019 Get the CoreLogic Newsletter Receive a weekly email with the latest housing market information, news and updates. Email More 58.1 Per Cent Preliminary Clearance Rate With Fewer Homes Auctioned Week-On-Week There were 1,210 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week, returning a preliminary auction clearance rate of 58.1 per cent. 13 May 2019 75.6% Of Properties Sold For Less Than Original List Price Over Three Months To April Nationally, over the three months to April 2019, 75.6% of properties sold for less than their original list price. As the chart shows, typically the majority of dwellings sold sell for less than their original list price. The 75.6% of properties selling at a discount was above the decade average of 69.3% of... 10 May 2019 The Capital City Regions With The Strongest And Weakest Annual Change In Dwelling Values With national dwelling values having fallen -7.2% over the year to April 2019 and most markets nationally losing momentum, it’s easy to forget how diverse the performance of the market is…. that some regions are continuing to show solid growth conditions, while other are dragging the average lower. 9 May 2019 National Auction Market Preview - 12 May Mount Waverley in Melbourne is the busiest suburb for auctions this week, with 10 homes scheduled to go under the hammer. Following on from Mount Waverley, two more Melbourne suburbs; Glen Waverley and Reservoir, along with the Sydney suburb of Surry Hills are expecting to see 9 homes each taken to auction. 9 May 2019 Revenue From Property Taxes Continues To Climb In 2017/18 Despite Housing Downturn According to data recently released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) property taxation revenue increased further over the 2017-18 financial year to reach $30.293 billion. 6 May 2019 With Low Inflation, Real Dwelling Value Falls Are Being Exacerbated With the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March 2019 over the past week, the low rate of inflation is resulting in larger inflation adjusted (or real) dwelling value falls. Over the March 2019 quarter, inflation was unchanged over the quarter and 1.3% higher over the past year, its slowest... 6 May 2019 Just Under 1,500 Homes Were Taken To Auction Across The Combined Capital Cities There were 1,472 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week, increasing from 1,026 over the previous week, although much lower than this week last year (2,311). 6 May 2019 National Auction Market Preview - 5 May All of the busiest suburbs for auctions this week are in Victoria, with Reservoir topping the list with 16 homes set to go under the hammer, followed by Coburg and Epping with 12 scheduled auctions each. 2 May 2019 Australia’s Dwelling Values Fall Half A Percent In April As Rate Of Decline Continues To Ease The CoreLogic April 2019 home value index results out today confirmed that the decline in home values has lost some momentum over recent months as falling values lose steam in Sydney and Melbourne. Simultaneously, more regions across the country saw housing values slip lower as the downturn becomes more... 1 May 2019 How Properties Have Changed In Value From Their Peak CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher today explores the market decline of a property from its peak in percentage terms and what this then means in dollar value. 29 Apr 2019 Preliminary Clearance Rate And Auction Volumes Rise Coming Out Of The Easter Period Slowdown The weighted average preliminary clearance rate rose across a higher volume of auctions this week with 1,019 homes taken to market returning a 54.6 per cent success rate. 29 Apr 2019 National Auction Market Preview - 28 April Mill Park in Victoria is the busiest individual suburb for auctions this week, with 11 homes scheduled to go under the hammer, followed by Craigieburn and Epping each with 10 auctions scheduled. 24 Apr 2019 CoreLogic Research Analyst Cameron Kusher Takes A Look At The Increasing Prevalence Of High-Rise Construction Over Recent Years The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) recently released the quarterly Building Activity data for December 2018. 23 Apr 2019 Pagination Page 1 of 13 Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Australia’s Dwelling Values Fall Half A Percent In April As Rate Of Decline Continues To Ease The CoreLogic April 2019 home value index results out today confirmed that the decline in home values has lost some momentum over recent months as falling values lose steam in Sydney and Melbourne. Simultaneously, more regions across the country saw housing values slip lower as the downturn becomes more geographically diverse. 1 May 2019
Housing Downturn Loses Some Steam With CoreLogic National Home Value Index Down 0.6% In March The CoreLogic hedonic home value index results released today reveal that the pace of declining property values has eased relative to the past four months. However, CoreLogic head of research Tim Lawless noted that the market downturn has become geographically more widespread, with housing values lower across six of the eight capitals and five of the seven ‘rest of state’ markets over the month. 1 Apr 2019
58.1 Per Cent Preliminary Clearance Rate With Fewer Homes Auctioned Week-On-Week There were 1,210 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week, returning a preliminary auction clearance rate of 58.1 per cent. 13 May 2019
75.6% Of Properties Sold For Less Than Original List Price Over Three Months To April Nationally, over the three months to April 2019, 75.6% of properties sold for less than their original list price. As the chart shows, typically the majority of dwellings sold sell for less than their original list price. The 75.6% of properties selling at a discount was above the decade average of 69.3% of... 10 May 2019
The Capital City Regions With The Strongest And Weakest Annual Change In Dwelling Values With national dwelling values having fallen -7.2% over the year to April 2019 and most markets nationally losing momentum, it’s easy to forget how diverse the performance of the market is…. that some regions are continuing to show solid growth conditions, while other are dragging the average lower. 9 May 2019
National Auction Market Preview - 12 May Mount Waverley in Melbourne is the busiest suburb for auctions this week, with 10 homes scheduled to go under the hammer. Following on from Mount Waverley, two more Melbourne suburbs; Glen Waverley and Reservoir, along with the Sydney suburb of Surry Hills are expecting to see 9 homes each taken to auction. 9 May 2019
Revenue From Property Taxes Continues To Climb In 2017/18 Despite Housing Downturn According to data recently released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) property taxation revenue increased further over the 2017-18 financial year to reach $30.293 billion. 6 May 2019
With Low Inflation, Real Dwelling Value Falls Are Being Exacerbated With the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March 2019 over the past week, the low rate of inflation is resulting in larger inflation adjusted (or real) dwelling value falls. Over the March 2019 quarter, inflation was unchanged over the quarter and 1.3% higher over the past year, its slowest... 6 May 2019
Just Under 1,500 Homes Were Taken To Auction Across The Combined Capital Cities There were 1,472 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week, increasing from 1,026 over the previous week, although much lower than this week last year (2,311). 6 May 2019
National Auction Market Preview - 5 May All of the busiest suburbs for auctions this week are in Victoria, with Reservoir topping the list with 16 homes set to go under the hammer, followed by Coburg and Epping with 12 scheduled auctions each. 2 May 2019
Australia’s Dwelling Values Fall Half A Percent In April As Rate Of Decline Continues To Ease The CoreLogic April 2019 home value index results out today confirmed that the decline in home values has lost some momentum over recent months as falling values lose steam in Sydney and Melbourne. Simultaneously, more regions across the country saw housing values slip lower as the downturn becomes more... 1 May 2019
How Properties Have Changed In Value From Their Peak CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher today explores the market decline of a property from its peak in percentage terms and what this then means in dollar value. 29 Apr 2019
Preliminary Clearance Rate And Auction Volumes Rise Coming Out Of The Easter Period Slowdown The weighted average preliminary clearance rate rose across a higher volume of auctions this week with 1,019 homes taken to market returning a 54.6 per cent success rate. 29 Apr 2019
National Auction Market Preview - 28 April Mill Park in Victoria is the busiest individual suburb for auctions this week, with 11 homes scheduled to go under the hammer, followed by Craigieburn and Epping each with 10 auctions scheduled. 24 Apr 2019
CoreLogic Research Analyst Cameron Kusher Takes A Look At The Increasing Prevalence Of High-Rise Construction Over Recent Years The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) recently released the quarterly Building Activity data for December 2018. 23 Apr 2019
