Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2025 Q1 In February 2025, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) implemented a 0.25% rate cut, contributing to a national monthly growth rate of 0.4% for the Australian property market. Sydney and Melbourne reversed their negative growth trends from late 2024, with monthly growth rates of 0.3% and …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2024 Q4 The Australian housing market concluded 2024 on a subdued note, with the CoreLogic Home Value Index (HVI) recording a slight 0.1% decline in December. After a period of robust early-year momentum, the latter half of the year saw major capitals such as Sydney and Melbourne experience …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2024 Q3 The Australian property market has demonstrated modest growth through the early months of 2024, with a 0.6% increase in the CoreLogic Home Value Index (HVI) in March, continuing a 14-month recovery trend despite prior challenges. Notably, all capital cities except Darwin have reported growth in dwelling …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2024 Q2 From the Corelogic’s Home Value Index July 2024, the overall Australian dwelling values rose 0.7% which is the 17th consecutive month of growth since October 2023. The national house index has found its groove, rising between 0.5% and 0.8% month on month since February. Beneath the …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2024 Q1 The Australian property market has demonstrated modest growth through the early months of 2024, with a 0.6% increase in the CoreLogic Home Value Index (HVI) in March, continuing a 14-month recovery trend despite prior challenges. Notably, all capital cities except Darwin have reported growth in dwelling …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2024 Feb The Australian property market throughout the latter part of 2023 has been marked by significant shifts influenced by a combination of demographic trends, economic policies, and market dynamics. As the year progressed, various regions displayed growth, with Perth leading the charge in house price increases. This …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2023 Q3 The Australian property market in the third quarter of 2023 is characterized by transformations resulting from a mix of economic, legislative, and societal factors, signifying a phase of evolution and recalibration. The property market’s trajectory is on an upswing, with housing prices witnessing a surge across …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2023 Q2 The Australian property market has experienced significant transformations due to the interplay of diverse economic, legislative, and societal factors, marking a period of transition and adjustment. The market’s overall recovery is promising, with a notable increase in housing prices across major cities. This resurgence can be …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2022 Q4 It is not an exaggeration to say that 2022 was a wild year. After months of rising interest rates, 2023 Q1 ended with a remarkable turnaround in April, with RBA opted to halt the rate hikes. The housing prices saw some upwards movements, up 0.6% in …
Wealth PI Research Wealth Pi Fund & ESG There has been a growing change to the investment options available in the last decade with a considerable rise in sustainable investing in particular ESG frameworks and impact investing. The main area of impact investment in Australia is social housing and sustainable property development. Wealth Pi Fund …
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2022 Q4 Australia’s property market in Q3 2022 has evidently continued its performance in Q2, presenting volatility and inconsistency. The conventional spring sale season in September has not opened up, and the overall market remains ‘house prices falling, rent rising’
Wealth PI Research Residential Property Market Report 2022 Q3 Australia’s property market in Q3 2022 has evidently continued its performance in Q2, presenting volatility and inconsistency. The conventional spring sale season in September has not opened up, and the overall market remains ‘house prices falling, rent rising’
