Australian homeowners are celebrating a spring surge, with national home prices recording their ninth consecutive month of growth in September, adding a significant $54,100 to the median property value.
Read MoreLower interest rates and expanded government schemes are set to unlock more properties for first-home buyers, though rising prices could soon close this window of opportunity.
Read MorePrice growth has reignited in some markets after years of stagnation, but in other parts of the country the heat is coming out.
Read MoreHusband and wife Mal and Dushi Odris are looking forward to a tree-change in Melbourne’s northeast.
Read MoreThe Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced the cash rate will remain at 4.10% for now in disappointing news for home owners hoping for a second cut.
Read MoreThe upper end of the housing market is rebounding fastest as last month’s interest rate cut improves sentiment among potential home buyers.
Read MoreGravity has struck Australia’s once soaring housing market, with prices in Sydney and the rest of the country falling for the second month in a row.
Read MoreSydney home prices have fallen for the third month in a row after peaking in early spring.
Read MoreNational home prices are losing momentum and anticipated interest rate cuts are unlikely to stop falls in house prices next year.
Read MoreGetting into the housing market may seem like a challenge, but first-time buyers have plenty of reasons to stay optimistic.
Home prices have begun to fall in parts of Sydney following a dramatic rise in listings and a drop in demand as would-be buyers give up hope of an early rate cut.
Households will need to wait a little longer before interest rates come down, with recent inflation figures not quite low enough to convince the Reserve Bank to cut rates just yet.
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