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A rapid rise in construction costs and new building code changes may mean homeowners are not fully aware of how much it might now cost to rebuild their most valuable asset.

Australian housing values grew 22.1% last year and the market is showing signs this extraordinary rate of growth – not seen since the 1980s –

CoreLogic’s Research Director Tim Lawless said despite the restrictions Sydney’s auction clearance rate during this period held reasonably firm, averaging 78.0% compared with the preceding June quarter average ... The steady result, albeit on a lower

CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index (HVI) rose 0.7% in July marking a fifth consecutive month of housing value recovery.

Housing values continued to rise in September, with CoreLogic’s upgraded national Home Value Index up 0.8% over the month to be 2.2% higher over the

CoreLogic’s Quarterly Auction Market Review shows 23,748 homes went under the hammer in the first three months of 2022, making it the busiest March quarter

CoreLogic’s Research Director Tim Lawless said several factors were influencing rental growth including a desire for detached housing and lack of supply due to historically low levels of investor activity. ... to rent a dwelling compared with the

Sydney and Melbourne have been the first capital city housing markets to record negative monthly growth rates this year, joined most recently by Hobart in

CoreLogic’s Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI) for Q3 2022 showed national residential construction costs increased at a record rate in the year to September 2022.

CoreLogic’s Quarterly Auction Market Review shows 25,637 properties went under the hammer across the combined capitals with a clearance rate of 57.8% in the December