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by 01 May 2017
According to the CoreLogic results, dwelling values increased by 0.1% across the combined capital cities in April, with housing market conditions slowing in both Sydney and Melbourne.
by 03 Apr 2017
Capital city dwelling values moved 1.4% higher over the month, taking the combined capital city index to an annual growth rate of 12.9%; the highest annual rate of growth since the twelve months ending May 2010.
by 01 Mar 2017
Capital city dwelling values rose a further 1.4% in February, with Sydney continuing as the overall capital gains leader.
by 01 Feb 2017
CoreLogic Home Value Index results out today for January confirmed capital city dwelling values posted a 0.7% rise across the combined capital city regions with Hobart, Sydney and Melbourne leading the monthly gains.
by 03 Jan 2017
Capital gains accelerated over the past year, taking the calendar year growth rate to the fastest pace since 2009, according to the December CoreLogic Home Value Index.
by 01 Dec 2016
The CoreLogic November Hedonic Home Value Index results out today show a rise in dwelling values across every capital city excluding Melbourne over the month.
by 01 Nov 2016
The CoreLogic October Home Value Index results released today show that capital city dwelling values have reached new record highs for the month, with values rising across six of the eight capitals.
by 03 Oct 2016
The latest CoreLogic Hedonic Home Value Index reveals further gains across most capital city housing markets last month, taking the current growth phase into its 52nd month.
by 01 Sep 2016
The CoreLogic Home Value Index recorded a 1.1% rise in dwelling values in August, with six of the eight capital cities recording a lift in dwelling values over the month.
by 29 Aug 2016
The CoreLogic Quarterly Review comprises a thorough breakdown of the activity across each of the capital cities over the quarter to July 2016 and also dives into the economic factors that contribute to the overall performance of the market.
by 01 Aug 2016
The CoreLogic July Home Value Index results reported a 0.8 per cent rise over the month, taking capital city dwelling values 6.3 per cent higher over the first seven months of the year.
by 01 Jul 2016
The CoreLogic June Home Value Index results reported a 0.5% rise in capital city dwelling values over the month with five capitals recording a fall in dwelling values while Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart values show another substantial rise.
by 01 Jun 2016
The CoreLogic May Home Value Index reported a 1.6% rise in capital city dwelling values over the month, taking values 5.0% higher over the calendar year to date.
by 02 May 2016
The CoreLogic April Home Value Index results out today show the trend for capital gains has dropped from the peaks of 2015 with dwelling values continuing to track higher across each of the capital cities over the first four months of this year.
by 01 Apr 2016
The rate of value growth continued to moderate as housing market conditions cool in Sydney and Melbourne, whilst the remaining capital cities recorded a range of outcomes from small value increases to moderate declines.
by 01 Mar 2016
Capital city dwelling values increased by 0.5% in February, however the trend in annual growth has moderated over the past seven months from 11.1% down to 7.6%.
by 02 Nov 2015
We investigate the linkage between growth in employment and growth in home values across the capital city housing markets.
by 08 Oct 2015
Rental rates across the combined capital cities were unchanged in September however, rates fell in most individual capital cities.
by 22 Sep 2015
The CoreLogic RP Data Quarterly Review comprises a thorough breakdown of the activity across each of the capital cities over June 2015 quarter and also dives into the economic factors that contribute to the overall performance of the market.
by 11 Aug 2015
According to analysis from CoreLogic RP Data, rental rates across the combined capital cities fell by -0.3% in July 2015 and the annual rate of growth continues to slow, reaching a new record low of 0.9%.
