Ray White’s sales for April was far from tawdry coming in at 18 per cent over last year with a total figure of $2.44 billion.
Interest rates in Australia are again under debate. Amazingly, talk about softening the Australian economy is back in vogue. The reduction in the overall housing stock on the market is, to us, a sign of confidence by sellers that prices are likely to improve. Might this prove to be a resilient winter market?
Supporting this were our strong Loan Market numbers for April (submissions up 20 per cent on the previous year) reflecting this underlying confidence.
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Australian property prices maintained their strong upward trajectory in June 2025, with house values rising by 1.0 per cent to $941,101, marking a solid 7.0 per cent increase over the past year. This sustained growth highlights the significant influence of two interest rate cuts earlier in the year. The March … Read more
Australian property prices continue to demonstrate resilience with modest monthly growth across February 2025. House prices recorded a 0.2 per cent monthly increase, bringing the national mean to $909,617, while unit values rose by 0.2 per cent to reach $675,820. The market’s steady performance reflects ongoing supply constraints balancing against … Read more