Australian housing values rising at the fastest annual pace since June 1989, but the monthly rate of growth continues to lose steam - CoreLogic
CoreLogic’s national home value index rose another 1.5% in September, taking Australian housing values 17.6% higher over the first nine months of the year and 20.3% higher over the past 12 months.
CoreLogic Pain & Gain Report: Australian property sellers cash in on highest level of profitability in a decade
CoreLogic’s Pain & Gain Report, shows 91.5% of resales during the June quarter recorded a nominal profit-making gain from the previous purchase price, the highest level of profitability in just over a decade.
John McGrath – National sales skyrocket to highest level since 2004 & my top suburb picks for 2022
Most markets around Australia are experiencing very positive conditions, which have lifted most values to record highs. John McGrath founder and executive director of McGrath Estate Agents looks at what he believes are the top four drivers behind this surge.
Perth’s inner-city suburbs are a bargain compared to Sydney and Melbourne - REIWA
REIWA President Damian Collins said the dream of home ownership was still very much alive in Perth, which was clearly illustrated when comparing Perth’s inner-city house prices to those on the east coast in places like Sydney and Melbourne.
John McGrath – Top growth suburbs reflect pandemic trends
According to John McGrath founder and executive director of McGrath Estate Agents almost all of this price growth is a direct result of pandemic trends.
Buxton expand into Melbourne’s Inner West with dynamic leadership team
Buxton CEO Nathan Jones told WILLIAMS MEDIA Buxton’s have seen tremendous growth during 2021 and has just announced the expansion into Melbourne’s Inner West lead by Tristan, Eliza and Lauren Tomasino, and Matthew John.
Preliminary auction clearance rate of 72.3 per cent across combined capital cities - CoreLogic
There were 1,591 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week, up from 1,423 over the previous week and 816 this time last year.
WA Budget misses opportunity for bold housing reform - REIWA
REIWA President Damian Collins said the Institute was pleased to see the $875 million investment in social housing and a two-year extension to the off-the-plan stamp duty rebate but was disappointed the WA Government had not committed to stamp duty reform.
