CoreLogic's national measure of housing values rose by 1.1% in January, up from a 1.0% rise in December. Despite five of the eight capital cities recording a modest uptick in the monthly rate of growth, the quarterly value change continued to soften,

CoreLogic's national Home Value Index (HVI) posted a 0.6% gain in February, the 17th consecutive monthly increase in the national HVI.  While housing values are generally rising, the pace of growth in the national index has trended downward

According to CoreLogic’s director of research, Tim Lawless, every capital city and broad ‘rest of state’ region is now recording a slowing trend in value growth, albeit with significant diversity. ... According to Mr Lawless, this stronger trend in

CoreLogic’s Research Director Tim Lawless says the weakening state of the market has taken the rolling quarterly trend into negative territory across Sydney and Melbourne for the first time since ... That means more time to deliberate on their purchase

CoreLogic’s research director, Tim Lawless, says while the monthly rate of growth was up among some cities and regions, there is mounting evidence that housing growth rates are losing momentum. ... That means more time to deliberate on their purchase

Tim Jenner. Executive, Product, Data and Analytics. Executive Team. Tim is our go-to guy for all things product-related. ... Before joining CoreLogic, Tim gained a wealth of experience spanning the property lifecycle – including valuation services,

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With 4,086 capital city homes set to go under the hammer, this week is set to be the busiest auction week of the year to date, and the fifth busiest since CoreLogic records commenced in 2008.