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‘Heightened expectations’ in housing market recovery: NAB

Confidence in the housing market continued to grow during the third quarter, the major bank’s recent survey has shown.

‘Opposing forces’ to face housing market: NAB

The major bank’s outlook for the housing market continues to foresee households adjusting to higher rates, while the rebound ...

‘Overly aggressive hiking cycle’ to test housing market

Treasury has reacted to the RBA decision assessing a 2023 economic slowdown, but for ‘how long?’ and ‘by how much?’, ...

50% of Aussie housing markets declined in 2022: CoreLogic

Half of Australian housing markets saw an annual decline in values last year, with 80 per cent noting declines in the final ...

Australia ranks second highest for ‘housing market risk’: IMF

The IMF has ranked Australia’s housing market as being the second most high-risk country of 27 countries, which CoreLogic ...

Australian economy on ‘narrow path to a soft landing’: IMF

A “strong cyclical position” bodes well for Australia, but tightening is still needed, major UN agency the IMF, has assessed

Can the housing market and the broader economy cope with higher mortgage rates?

The Reserve Bank has kept official interest rates sitting at 1.5 per cent ever since August 2016 which represents the longest ...

COVID-19’s effect on housing market still prevalent: AHURI

New research has found that the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on Australia’s housing market are ongoing.

Foreign buyers ‘big players’ in Q1 housing market: NAB

International buyers were the “bigger players” in the Australian housing market during the first quarter, according to the ...

Housing market ‘fully recovered’ from 2022 downturn: Domain

Australia’s property market has made a complete recovery following its downturn two years ago, a Domain report has revealed

Housing market continues cool-down over July quarter: CoreLogic

More data has suggested that Australia’s property prices are falling, with new figures reporting that values fell by 2 per ...

Housing market filter more ‘complex’ than it seems, research reveals

New research has revealed the complexity of price and occupant characteristics that should follow from housing market ...

Housing market linked to birth rate: University of Sydney

Female home owners are more likely to have children as house prices increase, according to new research, with renters ...

Housing market resilience prevailed in 2023: CoreLogic

CoreLogic’s recent report has highlighted the house market’s unlikely recovery in the wake of economic headwinds throughout ...

Housing market showing resilience going into spring: CoreLogic

The property market has shown “unusual” signs of resilience this winter, which is expected to continue into spring, CoreLogic ...

Housing market surpasses $9 trillion mark

Residential real estate is now estimated to be worth over a record $9 trillion, just five months after reaching $8 trillion ...

Housing markets, debt repayment plans and Digital Finance Analytics data

The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping Australian mortgages.

Housing policy needs ‘intergenerational lens’: CEDA

The ‘bank of Mum and Dad’ is still crucial to bridging home owner wealth gaps, a professor has explained.

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