Although we can’t see any evidence that specific housing markets have peaked, it is clear that most markets have moved through a peak rate of growth.
2022
Some of Australia’s leading property experts offer their thoughts on the year ahead.
Adelaide and Brisbane are set to take the reins in 2022 as Sydney’s housing boom starts to fade.
South East Queensland property prices are set to record heights next year, industry experts say.
Property markets across all of Australia experienced strong growth in 2021, but will it continue into the new year?
Experts are calling the end of the housing boom in the nation’s most expensive capital cities.
Prices are expected to rise again in 2022 before falling in 2023 (although not enough to wipe out the gains of the current boom).
Omicron has threatened border reopening and restriction extensions but experts say the new variant is unlikely to play a role in real estate finances.
There are several headwinds that are building that will slow property prices in 2022.
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As the United Kingdom and United States experience a boom in foreign property investment, buyers from Asia and elsewhere are increasingly shying away from Australia.
Coastal and lifestyle suburbs, including luxury apartments, are showing no signs of easing up, according to developers and buyers’ agents.
Builders are turning to alternative construction materials to alleviate the massive carbon footprint being left by traditional structural constituents.
Westpac has become the first major bank this year to increase its fixed rates for owner occupiers and investors.
Auction market results across Australia’s capital cities have been buoyant in a month that is traditionally seen as the low season.
The ABS this week released their building activity data for September 2021 quarter, showing estimates of the value of building work, number of dwellings commenced, completed, under construction and in the pipeline across Australia.
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