The Australian property market is booming. Prices returned to record highs in January, and February saw the sharpest monthly increase in house prices since August 2003. Primarily due to record-low interest rates, a strong economy and high buyer demand against very low...

In March, the supercharged real estate market sees prices continuing to surge in regional centres and major cities. Record low volumes in all major centres, low-interest rates and wages growth, falling unemployment and growing confidence have led to the perfect...

As we enter 2021, the real estate sector, predicted to crash and burn in 2020, is stronger than ever. Despite the ‘mortgage-holiday’ expiring in March 2021, experts predict that demand will remain at elevated levels, with more investors expected to return to the market.

On December 1, 2020, with almost all state borders reopening, the real estate rebound is expected to continue. While experts predicted doom and gloom for the market throughout this unprecedented year, it seems that nothing can stop the real estate juggernaut as 2020 draws to a close.

The September quarter saw auction volumes increase across all capital cities. Auction clearance rates also increased, and this trend has continued into October. According to the RBA in its latest financial stability review, October was the month where most mortgage deferrals were due to expire. by the RBA may help bring relief to some borrowers as rates continue to fall to all time lows.