News & Research 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. Get the CoreLogic Newsletter Receive a weekly email with the latest housing market information, news and updates. Email Commercial Real Estate News More First home buyers sink to record levels in August Both the number and proportion of first home buyers have reached record lows across the Australian housing market in August. 17 Oct 2014 Housing leverage hits a record high Based on data from the Reserve Bank, the ratio of household debt to disposable income and housing debt to disposable income has increased over the June 2014 quarter with housing debt now at a record high level. 10 Oct 2014 RP Data release the Pain & Gain Report, October 2014 This popular report provides a quarterly assessment of realised gross profit and losses based on dwelling re-sales over the June quarter of 2014. 7 Oct 2014 Leading indicators shows vendor leverage remains strong but has eased recently The housing market is potentially moving through its peak with homes taking a bit longer to sell and vendors discounting their initial listing prices by a greater margin in order to sell a property. 3 Oct 2014 Real Estate jobs surge in 2014 The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released its quarterly employment data which shows the slowdown in mining employment but a large ramp-up in real estate employment. 30 Sep 2014 What can be done about the fading hopes of lower income earner’s owning a home? Lower income earner’s hopes of owning a home have faded over the past two years due to the high rate of capital gain, so what can be done? 15 Jul 2014 Housing credit continues to expand as housing debt climbs Total outstanding housing credit is increasing at a moderate pace compared with the historic trend however, with housing credit aggregates and household debt also starting to rise it may raise some alarm bells with the Reserve Bank. 4 Jul 2014 Australian population moves through peak growth The national population increased by just over 396,000 new residents over the 2013 calendar year; 9,300 fewer new residents compared with the annual period ending June 2013. 27 Jun 2014 Time to start doing your homework The housing market is now two years into the growth cycle and showing signs of moving through peak growth. The value of diligent research and a carefully considered purchase decision is all the more important when values aren’t rising as fast. 20 Jun 2014 Making a profit or loss from real estate: an overview of RP Data’s latest Pain & Gain report Over the first quarter of the year, 9.8% of properties nationally sold for less than their previous purchase price meaning 90.2% of properties sold at or above their previous purchase price. 17 Jun 2014 Forget affordability measures and ask yourself some tough questions The challenge now is how can you deliver affordable housing for younger Australian’s without bringing down the cost of existing housing which politically and economically would be detrimental to the overall health of the Australian economy. 12 Jun 2014 Go close for growth A recent speech by the Reserve Bank's Luci Ellis highlighted why housing demand is greatest in inner-city areas and why so many Australians want (need) to live in a capital city. 30 May 2014 Lower going slower Home values, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, are growing at a rapid pace but as values rise affordability pressures are likely to see housing demand fall away. 17 May 2014 Pagination Page 67 of 68 First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 64 Page 65 Page 66 Current page 67 Page 68 Next page Next › Last page Last » Residential Real Estate News Pagination Page 33 of 33 First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 29 Page 30 Page 31 Page 32 Current page 33 Product News Pagination Page 25 of 25 First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 21 Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Current page 25 Company News Pagination Page 13 of 13 First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Current page 13
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.
First home buyers sink to record levels in August Both the number and proportion of first home buyers have reached record lows across the Australian housing market in August. 17 Oct 2014
Housing leverage hits a record high Based on data from the Reserve Bank, the ratio of household debt to disposable income and housing debt to disposable income has increased over the June 2014 quarter with housing debt now at a record high level. 10 Oct 2014
RP Data release the Pain & Gain Report, October 2014 This popular report provides a quarterly assessment of realised gross profit and losses based on dwelling re-sales over the June quarter of 2014. 7 Oct 2014
Leading indicators shows vendor leverage remains strong but has eased recently The housing market is potentially moving through its peak with homes taking a bit longer to sell and vendors discounting their initial listing prices by a greater margin in order to sell a property. 3 Oct 2014
Real Estate jobs surge in 2014 The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released its quarterly employment data which shows the slowdown in mining employment but a large ramp-up in real estate employment. 30 Sep 2014
What can be done about the fading hopes of lower income earner’s owning a home? Lower income earner’s hopes of owning a home have faded over the past two years due to the high rate of capital gain, so what can be done? 15 Jul 2014
Housing credit continues to expand as housing debt climbs Total outstanding housing credit is increasing at a moderate pace compared with the historic trend however, with housing credit aggregates and household debt also starting to rise it may raise some alarm bells with the Reserve Bank. 4 Jul 2014
Australian population moves through peak growth The national population increased by just over 396,000 new residents over the 2013 calendar year; 9,300 fewer new residents compared with the annual period ending June 2013. 27 Jun 2014
Time to start doing your homework The housing market is now two years into the growth cycle and showing signs of moving through peak growth. The value of diligent research and a carefully considered purchase decision is all the more important when values aren’t rising as fast. 20 Jun 2014
Making a profit or loss from real estate: an overview of RP Data’s latest Pain & Gain report Over the first quarter of the year, 9.8% of properties nationally sold for less than their previous purchase price meaning 90.2% of properties sold at or above their previous purchase price. 17 Jun 2014
Forget affordability measures and ask yourself some tough questions The challenge now is how can you deliver affordable housing for younger Australian’s without bringing down the cost of existing housing which politically and economically would be detrimental to the overall health of the Australian economy. 12 Jun 2014
Go close for growth A recent speech by the Reserve Bank's Luci Ellis highlighted why housing demand is greatest in inner-city areas and why so many Australians want (need) to live in a capital city. 30 May 2014
Lower going slower Home values, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, are growing at a rapid pace but as values rise affordability pressures are likely to see housing demand fall away. 17 May 2014
