Sydney’s leading property group BresicWhitney has launched its signature property report, The Quarterly, for Q1 2025.

Exploring the key trends shaping the here and now, it identifies the impact of the Federal Election, how construction costs are driving demand for turn-key homes, and how the return to office mandates is revitalising the Sydney CBD.

The report explores that while activity has continued to fluctuate across Q1, reflected largely by the moderating auction clearance rate averaging 60-70% for wider Sydney, transaction levels have remained robust.

BresicWhitney has sold close to $600 million of Sydney real estate in Q1, with demand for property evident across all price points. It’s particularly pronounced among buyers seeking homes between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000; and first-home buyers and investors seeking quality yet more affordable homes between $1,000,000 and $2,000,000.

The property group identified the NSW Government’s ‘Low to Mid-Rise Housing Policy’ as an influential factor over the coming months, too. The Quarterly also explores movement and key themes in the rental market, highlighting that undersupply remains a critical issue.

The report also charts at the group’s ‘most-loved homes’ over Q1 and brings together several of its Journal articles from across the quarter.

Download the full report here. Watch video summary with BresicWhitney CEO Thomas McGlynn.

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