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This edition of the Pain and Gain report analyses approximately 98,000 resales of residential property that took place in the three months to December 2020. The results show an increase in the profitability of Australian real estate, with 89.9% of...

CoreLogic’s Pain and Gain report for the September 2020 quarter released today has revealed Hobart retained its position asthecapital citywith the highest rate of profit making resalesat 96.6%, while regional Victoria was the most profitable ‘rest...

In a year that no one could have predicted, from a deadly global pandemic to our largest economic downturn since the 1930’s, CoreLogic’s Best of the Best 2020 Report released today reveals Australia’s $7.2 trillion residential real estate market...

CoreLogic has released its March Quarter Property Market & Economic Review, Eliza Owen Head of Research Australia provides insights around the state of housing before the onset of COVID-19 as well as an assessment of what is ahead.

There were just under 2,000 capital city homes taken to auction this week, with auction activity relatively steady week-on-week after last week saw 2,022 capital city homes auctioned.

July construction activity data collated by Cordell (a division of CoreLogic) showed that the number and value of new projects due for commencement increased by 16 per cent month-on-month, with 1,642 new projects added to the pipeline in July and...

The CoreLogic quarterly rent review released today shows national weekly rents increased by 0.3% over the second quarter of 2019; slower than the 1.0% increase the previous quarter and level with rental growth over the June 2018 quarter.

The latest CoreLogic Regional Report reveals challenging property market performance across Australia’s regions, with falling sales activity in the twelve months to February 2019.

The CoreLogic July Market Movement Report uses Cordell construction project data to assess results in the construction market for the first quarter of 2018. Results show recovery in the mining sector, and a lingering construction in residential,...

Australia’s premium housing market has softened more than its more affordable segment, according to the latest CoreLogic Decile Report.

Following on from what CoreLogic commercial research analyst Eliza Owen describes as “a relatively subdued quarter of activity in Q1 2018”, the number of projects moving into construction surged over April.

CoreLogic Market Movement Report shows lower construction activity in the fourth quarter, but rising activity over the year.

Since moving through a peak rate of growth in November 2016, capital gains across Australia’s housing market have been losing momentum, with national dwelling values unchanged over the month of October.