Articles tagged with "Residential"

On Wednesday, the Minister for Housing announced around 1,800 places would be re-issued from the first round of the first home loan deposit scheme (FHLDS). This means recent value falls may have created an opportunity for first home buyers, where...

Data from CoreLogic reveals which housing markets have seen the highest value increases relative to their value at March 2020.

CoreLogic analytics experts are mapping the ‘genome’ of Australian dwellings, giving consumers and property professionals information designed to help them make wise property decisions.

This week, the NSW government handed down a budget with proposed reform to the current transfer duty and land tax system. Following the broad consensus of academics, economists and think tanks, NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet announced consultation...

New, for sale listings have increased 330% in Melbourne over the four weeks to October 18th, as physical inspections have resumed across the city from late September. The increase in listings volumes is good news for the real estate sector, but...

Property investor activity in the Australian housing market has been falling since early 2015, after macro-prudential policies were implemented in Australian mortgage lending. Apart from a brief ‘bounce’ in 2016, investor participation has been...

With much of this year’s budget focused on the labour market, infrastructure construction and tax cuts, one could be forgiven for thinking housing reform and stimulus took a back seat in this year’s budget. However, the expansion of the First Home...

CoreLogic listings data has shown that in some cities, vendors are more willing to test the market by listing their property for sale. Across the capital cities, ‘new’ listings, which are properties freshly added to the market over a period,...

The onset of COVID-19 may be creating a two-speed rental market, with inner-city rents declining faster than those in the outer suburbs. CoreLogic data confirms that there is a positive correlation between changes in rent values and distance to the...

Housing finance data over the June quarter revealed subdued new lending for dwelling purchases, and a pivot toward refinancing of existing loans to help reduce housing costs.

Housing finance data over the June quarter revealed subdued new lending for dwelling purchases, and a pivot toward refinancing of existing loans to help reduce housing costs.

On the 27th of July, the New South Wales government announced eligible first home buyers could access stamp duty exemptions on new home purchases worth up to $800,000. Based on housing market trends that emerged from the initial introduction of...

An emerging narrative around regional dwelling markets is that they may see increased demand as a result of COVID-19. Historic migration data sheds some light on how people have moved around Australia, and highlight some mitigating factors to...

The July CoreLogic index results show the Melbourne property market is the worst capital city performer since the onset of COVID-19. Several cyclical and structural factors may explain why Melbourne in particular has experienced a more rapid...