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Australian Property
It’s officially Australia’s biggest house price downturn
Last week, the RBA hiked interest rates for the fifth time this year, taking the official cash rate to an 18-year high of 4.85%.
Leith van Onselen
1 day ago
16
Australian housing prices following NZ’s path to its crash
Shortly after the end of each month Cotality releases their revised house price index data, revealing how much the market has improved or worsened after previous data was adjusted for lagged inputs.
Tarric Brooker
4 days ago
8
With borrowing capacity cut, house prices will plunge
Australian dwelling values are days away from recording their largest decline in more than 40 years of records, according to Cotality’s daily dwelling values index.
Leith van Onselen
4 days ago
28
Dwelling approvals boom before the crash
Leith van Onselen
5 days ago
3
Australian house prices are now forecast to crash
Australian dwelling values are days away from recording their largest decline in more than 40 years of records, according to Cotality’s daily dwelling values index.
Leith van Onselen
5 days ago
46
Rental vacancy rates hit 5-year high
Leith van Onselen
6 days ago
16
Aussie mortgage holders burn like its 1989
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) preferred inflation measure, trimmed mean inflation, rose from 3.6% to 3.7% in the September quarter, exceeding the RBA’s forecast of 3.5%.
Leith van Onselen
7 days ago
11
Property investors vanish following negative gearing changes
The recent federal budget changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax have sharply reduced investor credit growth. The Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) September credit aggregates data reported monthly investor credit growth of only 0.24%, a sharp contraction from the recent peak of 0.96% in December 2025.
Leith van Onselen
7 days ago
12
Australia’s housing price falls days away from a 40-year record
Toward the start of each month, Cotality makes revisions to its housing price index, adjusting it for the developments not previously captured in its data.
Tarric Brooker
7 days ago
30
Australian home values downgraded again
Once again, Cotality’s official dwelling value results for November have been heavily downgraded, with values falling far more sharply than its daily dwelling values index suggests.
Leith van Onselen
8 days ago
36
Australia’s worst auction market since 2020
The bottom has well and truly fallen out of Australia’s auction market, with Cotality’s final clearance rate for last weekend collapsing to only 43.6% nationally, the worst result since late June: Auction volumes were also tracking 42% lower than the same weekend last year.
Leith van Onselen
10 days ago
38
Melbourne house price slump ends Victorian exodus
In the years prior to the pandemic, Victoria came far closer to living up to the slogan which one emblazoned its number plates ‘The Place To Be’, than it does today.
Tarric Brooker
11 days ago
4
Sydney home prices plunge 10% in 237 days
Sydney’s housing correction has reached a new milestone, with dwelling values down 10% from their 6 March 2026 peak, according to Cotality’s daily dwelling values index.
Leith van Onselen
11 days ago
16
The simple solution to Australia’s rental crisis
ABC 7.30 Report ran a segment on how Australia’s rental crisis is forcing tenants into group accommodation and other sub-optimal living arrangements to save on costs.
Leith van Onselen
12 days ago
23
Perth’s housing market is in deep trouble
Six months ago, Perth’s housing market looked impervious to a house price correction, with values continuing to grow at a solid pace.
Leith van Onselen
13 days ago
13
Australia’s “worst ever” housing crash beckons
Leith van Onselen
14 days ago
22
One Nation’s housing policy could be its undoing
In recent times, One Nation and its leader Pauline Hanson have gained an incredible amount of ground in the polls, rising to often top the polls on primary vote.
Tarric Brooker
14 days ago
38
“Paralysed” housing market faces a 20% decline
Australia’s housing market is facing its largest price correction in living memory.
Leith van Onselen
15 days ago
44
Auction market collapses to record low
Over the years, weekend property auction results have become a key barometer the media uses to illustrate the housing market’s strength at a given moment.
Tarric Brooker
15 days ago
10
Australia’s house price falls are gathering speed
In the long history of Australia’s housing prices, intervention to support housing prices from the government or the Reserve Bank has never been far away from the market when prices were falling significantly.
Tarric Brooker
17 days ago
12
Private credit collapse cripples developers
The private credit market, which has grown to around $200 billion in assets, has become a key lender to developers as traditional banks pull back from construction lending due to tightening risk appetites.
Leith van Onselen
18 days ago
2
House prices are falling everywhere, with worse to come
In my 15 years covering the housing market at MacroBusiness, I have never seen housing conditions as weak as they are now.
Leith van Onselen
18 days ago
36
Surging listings pile more downward pressure on house prices
Amid an already challenging environment for the nation’s housing market, the latest figures from Cotality suggest prospective sellers face ever greater competition to sell, even as fewer owners put their properties on the market.
Tarric Brooker
19 days ago
25
Hawkish RBA throws interest rate grenade at mortgage holders
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser gave an interview at Citi’s Australia & New Zealand Investment Conference in Sydney on Wednesday.
Leith van Onselen
19 days ago
23
Nobody wants to build housing in falling market
Two reports suggest Australia’s residential construction market is weakening significantly amid falling prices, rising interest rates, and the federal budget changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax.
Leith van Onselen
20 days ago
18
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