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Property Auction Market March 2021: Volumes Ease
- April 8, 2026
- Posted by: museswow
- Category: News
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Australian property auction volumes fell 35% for the week ending 7 March 2021, with Melbourne seeing the sharpest drop. Despite the seasonal dip, the market remained competitive. Here’s what buyers need to know before bidding at auction.
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Property Market September 2024: Growth Hits Slowest Pace
- October 1, 2024
- Posted by: museswow
- Category: News
Australia’s property market recorded its slowest quarterly growth since March 2023 in September 2024, with national values up just 1.0% over the three months. Perth continued to lead all capitals with a 24.1% annual gain, while Melbourne extended its decline. Here’s what the data means for buyers and investors.
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Property Market August 2024: Growth Slows as Winter Bites
- September 10, 2024
- Posted by: museswow
- Category: News
Australia’s property market rose 0.5% in August 2024, marking 19 consecutive months of growth. But the pace is slowing, with Perth and Adelaide leading and Melbourne and Canberra softening. Here is the full picture.
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Property Auction Market March 2021: Volumes Ease
- March 10, 2021
- Posted by: museswow
- Category: News
Australian property auction volumes fell 35% for the week ending 7 March 2021, with Melbourne seeing the sharpest drop. Despite the seasonal dip, the market remained competitive. Here’s what buyers need to know before bidding at auction.
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Property Market September 2020: Signs the Decline Is Easing
- October 9, 2020
- Posted by: museswow
- Category: News
The property market in September 2020 recorded its smallest monthly decline since May, with six of eight capital cities showing growth. Regional markets continued to outperform as remote work drove demand beyond the major cities.
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Sydney and Melbourne Property Market Outlook 2020
- January 4, 2020
- Posted by: museswow
- Category: Property and Finance
Sydney and Melbourne drove the Australian property market forward in late 2019, with quarterly dwelling value growth of around 6% in each city. Three key factors are behind the recovery: RBA cash rate cuts, eased lending rules, and stronger economic fundamentals. If you are thinking about buying or investing, understanding what is driving this market can help you make a smarter decision.