The housing market in Australia is an ever-evolving puzzle, and recent data provides some fascinating insights. The CoreLogic Daily Home Value Index reveals some exciting trends in Australian dwelling values. Let’s break it down for you:
Steady Growth in Capital Cities
Over the 28 days leading up to October 8th, the combined capitals’ home value index showed a 0.8% increase. Although it’s a tad slower than the peak of 1.3% back in June, the growth rate has been consistent in the recent weeks.
City Snapshots: Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane
Sydney dwelling values are now 3.1% below their record high from January 2022. In September, Sydney’s dwelling values increased.
Melbourne dwelling values sit at 4.0% below their record high from March 2022. Melbourne also saw a boost in dwelling values in September.
Brisbane, on the other hand, is just 0.6% below its record high from May 2022, with September recording a rise in dwelling values.
Adelaide and Perth’s Surprising Performance
Adelaide’s dwelling values are currently at a record high, showing an 8.8% increase in the past year.
Perth is also at a record high, with a strong performance in September.
Hobart and Darwin Facing Challenges
Hobart’s dwelling values declined, and they are now 12.4% below the record high from March 2022.
Darwin is 7.1% below its record high from May 2014, despite a recent increase in dwelling values.
Canberra’s Unique Position
Canberra dwelling values are 7.0% below their record high from May 2022. Still, they experienced a rise in September.
The Australian housing market is indeed a diverse landscape, with cities showing different levels of growth and decline. These trends can be valuable for anyone interested in buying, selling, or investing in Australian real estate. Stay tuned for more updates as the housing cycle continues to unfold!