Tim Lawless. Executive, Research Director, Asia-Pacific. Executive Team. Tim is the founder and Research Director of CoreLogic’s Asia–Pacific research division (formerly RP Data). ... Recent articles by Tim Lawless. Article. Property Pulse, Research

Tim Lawless. •. 3 May 2022. article. CoreLogic's Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI) for Q1 2022 showed national residential construction costs increased 9% over the 12 months to March 2022, the

CoreLogic's national Home Value Index (HVI) was up 0.7% in March, a subtle increase on the 0.6% lift recorded in February. The uptick in the monthly rate of growth was primarily driven by stronger conditions in Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and the ACT,

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Red hot Regional Australia property markets are showing signs of slowing, despite outpacing capital cities due to chronically low listings and sustained buyer demand. CoreLogic's latest Regional Market Update shows the growth rate across Australia's

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 Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI) for Q1 2022 showed national residential construction costs increased 9% over the 12 months to March 2022, the highest annual growth rate on record outside of the introduction of the GST (10.2% over

The Reserve Bank of Australia is under increasing pressure to raise the cash rate after headline and underlying inflation posted a stronger than expected result in Q1.Concerns about the impact of inflation and potentially rapidly rising interest

The residential property markets of Australia's two largest cities have hit their first quarter of negative territory since the extended lockdowns of 2020.Sydney and Melbourne's market slowdown has seen CoreLogic's national Home Value Index (HVI)