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Australia’s housing market has seen national home values surge 39.1% over the past five years, adding approximately $230,000 to the median dwelling value, according to CoreLogic's April Housing Chart Pack.

CoreLogic’s Q1 Rental Review reveals diversity of rental conditions. 07 Mar 2022. CoreLogic’s Rental Review for the March 2021 quarter revealed a surge in national rental rates of 3.2% however the drivers of this growth are diverse, with the

New analysis has identified the potential to build more than three million additional strata units over almost 1.3 million sites across Australia’s capital cities, providing one potential solution to Australia’s growing housing crisis.

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

Low cash rate setting remains major tailwind for housing values. 07 Mar 2022. At todays’ meeting, the RBA maintained the official cash rate target at 0.1%. The decision comes off the back of subdued inflation figures for the March 2021 quarter.

What the 2032 Olympic Games means for Brisbane’s property market. 07 Mar 2022. The Olympics should work as a positive influence on Brisbane housing market conditions, however, with the Games still some eleven years away, the flow on effects are

CoreLogic’s Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI) for Q4 2021 showed that despite an easing in the quarterly rate of growth, national construction costs increased 7.3% over 2021, the highest annual growth rate since March 2005.

CoreLogic’s latest quarterly Regional Market Update examines growth conditions across Australia’s largest non-capital city regions, showing the largest 25 non-capital city regions all recorded an

With 3,019 auctions held last week, the combined capitals hosted the second busiest auction week of the year-to-date. Exceeding the 3,000 mark for only the second time this year, volumes were up 13.7% compared to the week prior (2,656) and 31.4%

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