Property prices

A recent Property Council of Australia release has claimed that due to a cocktail of influences, housing affordability across Australia will worsen.

With interest rate rises weighing on prices, a new outlook report is forecasting property price falls of between 7 and 10 per cent nationally.

As national property values climb to new highs, Adelaide is leading the charge for month-on-month growth.

Australia’s capital city house prices have pushed past the $1 million median mark for the first time, although growth is diverging across markets.

Australian home values are tumbling at their fastest pace in at least 40 years, as borrowing constraints and deteriorating consumer sentiment result in an acute buyer pullback.

The capital gains tax discount is distorting investment, worsening housing affordability, and increasing inequality, according to a Senate inquiry, with a range of reforms suggested to ...

Australian house prices surged by 8.6 per cent in 2025, but December data suggests that the boom may be losing steam.

Home seller profitability climbed to its highest point in over 20 years during the September 2025 quarter, a new report has revealed.

Housing confidence for 2026 is strong across Australia, but some states are leading the pack.

Spring is well and truly underway, and the busiest selling season of the year is a busy time for brokers and borrowers alike. The consequences of this heightened activity could push property ...

Despite consistent growth in regional housing values over the past five months, the impact of rising interest rates is becoming apparent in several regional markets.

National home prices have reached new heights for the month despite rising interest rates and an easing in price growth.

The Brisbane 2032 Olympics are set to see property prices increase exponentially. The added attention will reportedly result in “long-term growth” for the city.

The home price recovery is expected to continue into 2024, PropTrack has predicted.

Average property prices are still on track for a ‘top to bottom’ fall of 15–20 per cent, AMP’s Shane Oliver has confirmed.