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We help people build better lives by providing the very best property data and analytics.
CoreLogic Asia Pacific (CoreLogic) is a leading, independent provider of property data and analytics. Our extensive breadth and depth of knowledge gathered over the last 30 years gives us one of the most comprehensive property databases and visibility on more than 10 million properties in Australia. We provide property research and data services across a wide range of industries, including Banking
Are rate hikes done? Tim Lawless explains why RBA’s decision to hold signals a positive outcome.
Hold decision should be seen as a positive outcome from the RBA Research Director Tim Lawless shares commentary on today's RBA cash rate decision.
Australian property delivered a median nominal gain of $285,000 from resales in the June quarter – setting a record high for the series going back to the early 90s.
The latest Pain & Gain report is now available to download:
Australians pocket a record median profit of $285,000 when reselling their property Australian property delivered a median nominal gain of $285,000 from resales in the June quarter – setting a record high for the series going back...
Housing affordability has improved in Melbourne, bucking national trends, according to the latest ANZ CoreLogic Housing Affordability report. Get the full report now for an update on housing affordability metrics:
ANZ CoreLogic Housing Affordability Report 2024 The September ANZ CoreLogic Housing Affordability Report offers insights on the trends and drivers of housing affordability across Australia.
Almost 30% of Australian suburbs have seen values fall over the quarter. Get this and more-must know metrics in the monthly Housing Chart Pack for September available now.
Monthly Housing Chart Pack - September 2024 CoreLogic's September Housing Chart Pack contains the must-know stats, facts, and figures on Australia's residential property market.
CoreLogic's Home Value Index showed varied performance across the capital cities, with Adelaide and Perth median dwelling values now overtaking Melbourne in August. Watch the full market update with Tim Lawless 🏘️ 👉https://ow.ly/Vouc50Tiyn3
With Melbourne median dwelling values now trailing Adelaide and Perth – Tim Lawless explores the factors behind this shift.
How did Melbourne's median dwelling value become sixth lowest across the Australian capitals? In today’s Pulse article, Research Director Tim Lawless examines the driving forces behind Melbourne falling behind Adelaide and Perth in terms of median dwelling value, as housing values across Australia's capital cities go through a changing of the guards.
National home values rose 0.5% in August. https://ow.ly/GCMS50TbOgj
Sydney 🔺 0.3%
Melbourne 🔽 -0.2%
Brisbane 🔺 1.1%
Adelaide 🔺 1.4%
Perth 🔺 2.0%
Hobart 🔽 -0.1%
Darwin 🔽 -0.2%
Canberra 🔽 -0.4%
Did you know 2021 is the most common purchase date for Australian dwellings in 30 years? Find out what drove the market boom in Eliza Owen’s latest analysis.
When were Australian homes last purchased? In today’s Pulse article, Head of Research Eliza Owen delves into when Australian dwellings were last sold.
The latest CoreLogic Regional Market Update shows a slowdown in property value growth in regional markets driven by affordability constraints, normalising listing levels and elevated interest rates. Read the full report:
Regional value growth slows amid affordability constraints and elevated interest rates Regional property markets are experiencing a slowdown in value growth as affordability constraints, normalising listing levels, and the elevated...
Going, going, gone! Eliza Owen unpacks what’s in store for the spring selling season.
What's in store for the spring selling season In today's Pulse article, Eliza Owen unpacks what's in store for the spring selling season.
National housing values rose 0.8% in May, with Brisbane dwelling values overtaking Canberra to become the second-most expensive capital behind Sydney. Read more
Home Value Index shows Sydney recovery, and Brisbane takes over from Canberra as the second-most expensive capital city CoreLogic’s Home Value Index rose 0.8% in May, the 16th consecutive month of growth and the largest monthly gain since October last year.
Regional dwelling values and rents are at record highs. Read CoreLogic’s quarterly update on the Australian regional property market, including an extensive list of the best and worst performers across sale volumes, median values, rents and more.
Regional markets strengthen with values and rents reaching new record highs Growth in Regional Australia’s dwelling values and rents continued to pick up pace over the past three months, taking both to new record highs.
The flow of new listings is tracking higher than a year ago across most Australian regions. Find out how selling conditions are faring in your area in Tim’s latest analysis of the market.
Vendor and buyer activity high, except in Victoria and Tasmania In today's Pulse, Tim Lawless analyses the increasing vendor and buyer activity nationwide.
Housing was a central focus of the 2024-25 Federal Budget, so what did the Budget get right on housing, and what did it miss? 👇
The three big 'misses' in the Budget on housing Eliza Owen reviews the 2024-25 Federal Budget hits and misses with housing.
Unit value growth in capital cities has surged ahead of house value growth. Find out what’s driving the shift in the May Housing Chart Pack now available to download.
Monthly Housing Chart Pack - May 2024 Here are the must know stats, facts and figures on Australia's residential property market for May 2024.
How have rate hikes affected housing trends? We compare home values two years before and after the rate tightening started, revealing the country’s top and bottom market performers 🏢 🏠
Rate hikes divide housing market: Almost one in two capital city suburbs hit record high Amidst Australia's historic two-year rate hike cycle, the property market has become a picture of resilience and decline, showcasing stark contrasts across cities, suburbs, and regions.
A renewed cautionary tone is in place as the keeps the on hold today, in line with market expectations that have moved from whispers of an early rate cut to a 'higher for longer' mantra.
Research director Tim Lawless unpacks what the decision means for conditions.
Higher for longer? The new cash rate paradigm Research Director Tim Lawless unpacks what today's cash rate decision means for the housing market.
Median weekly rent value hits a fresh new peak, prompting tenants to seek more affordable alternatives outside city centre metro fringes. Read Eliza Owen’s analysis of the rental housing market now.
Rent growth picked up in the start of 2024, taking rents to new record highs In today's Pulse article, Eliza Owen shares an update on the state of Australia's rental market.
Housing values kept climbing in April, as CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index recorded a 0.6% rise. Read the full market update now from the website.
Housing values rise 0.6% in April, as low supply trumps high interest rates and inflation Australian home values continued to trend higher in April with CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index (HVI) rising 0.6%.
City lights, regional or coastal living?
We reveal where people are flocking to find a new home and what high migration means for rents and values in those areas.
The biggest migration hot spots and the impact on housing trends Head of Research Eliza Owen explores the highest migration regions in Australia and how it has impacted home values and rents.
🏠 👨👨👦👦 Research director Tim Lawless analyses the interplay between Australia’s population and the housing market in today’s Pulse. Read it now on the CoreLogic website.
Population density: where is it the highest and what does it mean for housing trends In today's Pulse, CoreLogic research director Tim Lawless reveals the impact of population density on the housing market.
Owners, tenants and prospective buyers are feeling the pinch of surging house prices, rents and interest rates more than ever, according to the latest ANZ CoreLogic Housing Affordability report.
ANZ CoreLogic Housing Affordability Report 2024 April’s edition of the ANZ CoreLogic Housing Affordability Report is a guide to the main trends and drivers of housing affordability across Australia.
National construction costs remained stable in Q1 2024, with quarterly growth holding steady at 0.8% and annual growth easing to 2.8%. Read more in the latest CCCI report.
Construction sector on road towards normalisation of costs With detached dwelling approvals hitting a 12-year low in January, growth in national construction costs continued to stabilise in the first...
Want to know where the highest capital growth markets are or which markets saw the most dollar gains in the past year? Get these must-know market metrics and more from the April Housing Chart Pack now.
Monthly Housing Chart Pack - April 2024 Here are the must know stats, facts and figures on Australia's residential property market for April 2024.
Housing values lift 0.6% in March, taking the market upswing into its fourteenth straight month of growth. You can read the latest Home Value Index update from the CoreLogic website.
CoreLogic Home Value Index rises 1.6% in March quarter, adding around $12k to dwelling values CoreLogic's national Home Value Index (HVI) rose 0.6% in March, on par with February’s increase, taking the current upswing in housing values through its 14th straight month of growth.
The Australian property market continues to demonstrate sustained resilience, with the rate of profit-making sales and number of transactions increasing in the December quarter.
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Sales and profits lift as Australian property market regains momentum A vital research paper into the wealth created by Australia’s largest asset class, the Pain and Gain Report reveals the proportion of properties sold for a nominal profit or loss in Q4 2023.
In today's Pulse, Economist Kaytlin Ezzy delves into the performance of Australia's housing market, examining values and rents across our capital markets and regional areas.
Values rose across almost 90% of house and unit markets over the year
Today’s cash rate decision has implications for the housing market. Tim Lawless explains
Rates on hold, next move likely to be down Research Director Tim Lawless unpacks what today's cash rate decision means for the housing market.
Residential real estate estimated value set a new $10.4tn record in February, while national home values in the lower quartile are now rising faster than upper quartile values. 📈 March’s Housing Chart Pack is now available to download from the website. https://ow.ly/HE6u50QSU4s
Lower quartile home values are now rising faster than upper quartile values After outperforming through much of 2023, upper quartile home values are now recording a slower quarterly rate of appreciation compared to the broad middle and lower quartiles, CoreLogic’s March Housing Chart Pack shows.
On this day four years ago, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a worldwide pandemic.
Research director Tim Lawless explains the roller coaster ride economic trends, including housing metrics, have been on since 📊 👇
Seven ways COVID changed housing trends Four years on from when the World Health Organisation declared COVID-19 a worldwide pandemic, CoreLogic research director Tim Lawless has revealed seven ways COVID changed housing trends.
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CoreLogic is the largest data and analytics company in the world. CoreLogic provides property information, analytics and services across Australia and New Zealand and is currently developing and growing partnerships throughout Asia. With Australia’s most comprehensive property databases, the company’s combined data offering is derived from public, contributory and proprietary sources and includes over 500 million decision points spanning over three decades of collection, providing detailed coverage of property and other encumbrances such as tenancy, location, hazard risk and related performance information.
With over 11,000 customers and 120,000 end users, CoreLogic is the leading provider of property data, analytics and related services to consumers, investors, real estate, mortgage, finance, banking, insurance, developers, wealth management and government.
CoreLogic delivers value to clients through unique data, analytics, workflow technology, advisory and geo spatial services. Clients rely on CoreLogic to help identify and manage growth opportunities, improve performance and mitigate risk. CoreLogic employs over 500 people at ten locations across Australia and in New Zealand.
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