Our daily Melbourne property market updates are written by experienced property commentators, buyer advocates and investment experts. All have their finger on the pulse of the Melbourne property market.
Australian dwelling prices are forecasted to rise in 2016 at the slowest pace recorded since 2012. Louis Christopher of SQM Research talks about the contributing factors for the slowdown, the national residential housing market and the SQM Research Boom and Bust Report released today. ...
Melbourne’s property market has smashed yet another record! In this week's property market update we reveal the latest median house price and which Melbourne suburbs were the main growth drivers. We also look at the latest data for the residential land market and find out if payday lending is becoming a new trend. ...
Total housing lending rose 0.63% seasonally adjusted to a new record of $1.49 trillion, of which $1.38 trillion sits with the banks. Martin North of Digital Finance Analytics reports on current housing finance data and analyses the ABS results for August. ...
If you are an owner of a building asset adjacent to a big development, should you worry? In this week’s property market update we find out if the construction works will affect your asset beyond the obvious inconvenience during construction. We also talk out about the newly created body 'Infrastructure Victoria' and how it will affect Melbourne. ...
Nationally, the number of listed properties climbed to 339,026 in September 2015. The Melbourne result was interesting in that there was barely any movement at all in listings in September and that stock for sale was well down on this time last year. Louis Christopher analyses the National property listings and asking prices and reports on Melbourne's property market. ...
What is causing the continued negative household confidence sentiment? Martin North analyses results derived from household surveys, averaged across Australia. Included are detailed questions covering various aspects of a household’s financial footprint. The index measures how households are feeling about their financial health. ...