www.domain.com.au Open in urlscan Pro
23.77.146.111  Public Scan

Submitted URL: https://l.e.domain.com.au/ls/click?upn=2Y7HKExGZxavRHcyfYL29-2FGm5kMIOrSG3J-2FrAZJxmuTQZO8QkcE8p-2FYQkTCbc-2Bxx-2BDaIni4qp...
Effective URL: https://www.domain.com.au/news/house-price-growth-loses-momentum-as-all-australian-capital-cities-are-in-recovery-1244345/...
Submission: On November 15 via api from CA — Scanned from AU

Form analysis 1 forms found in the DOM

<form>
  <div class="css-1nczr3z"><input type="text" placeholder="Email"></div><button type="submit" class="css-jpfm2x">Become a member</button>
</form>

Text Content

Skip to content.Contact Support 1300 799 109

Allhomes Commercial Real Estate
Navigation

Log inAccount
Log in
 * Find a Property
 * Research
 * Find Agents
 * For Owners
 * NewHome Loans
 * News
 * Commercial

 * Home
 * News
 * National
 * Australia's property market has almost fully recovered from the downturn and
   nearing pandemic record highs

 * Find a Property
    * Buy
    * Rent
    * House & Land
    * New Homes
    * Rural
    * Share
    * Search by school

 * Research
   Property Market Insights
    * Property Price Estimates
    * Suburb Profiles
    * Property Market Analysis
    * Auction Results
    * Sold Properties
    * Find Affordable Suburbs
   
   Guides
    * Advice
    * Buying
    * Investing
    * Renting

 * Find Agents
 * For Owners
    * My Properties
    * Sell

 * Home LoansNew
    * Refinance Onlinewith Domain Home Loans
    * Explore Home Loans
    * Repayment Calculator
    * Stamp Duty Calculator
    * Refinance Savings Calculator
    * Equity Calculator
    * Borrowing Power Calculator
    * Fixed Rate Expiry Calculator

 * News
    * Property News
    * Money & Markets
    * Living
    * Domain Review

 * Commercial

By Maria Gil

October 26, 2023

FacebookTwitterPinterestCopy link
Spring tips for property buyers
Domain’s property editor Alice Stolz shares some tips for those looking to buy
this spring.

Video Player is loading.

Play Video
Play
Unmute

Current Time 0:00
/
Duration 0:00
Loaded: 0%

0:00
Stream Type LIVE
Seek to live, currently behind liveLIVE
Remaining Time -0:00
 
1x
Playback Rate

Chapters
 * Chapters

Descriptions
 * descriptions off, selected

Subtitles
 * subtitles settings, opens subtitles settings dialog
 * subtitles off, selected

Audio Track

Fullscreen

This is a modal window.



Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window.

TextColorWhiteBlackRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyOpaqueSemi-TransparentBackgroundColorBlackWhiteRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyOpaqueSemi-TransparentTransparentWindowColorBlackWhiteRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyanTransparencyTransparentSemi-TransparentOpaque
Font Size50%75%100%125%150%175%200%300%400%Text Edge
StyleNoneRaisedDepressedUniformDropshadowFont FamilyProportional
Sans-SerifMonospace Sans-SerifProportional SerifMonospace SerifCasualScriptSmall
Caps
Reset restore all settings to the default valuesDone
Close Modal Dialog

End of dialog window.

Close Modal Dialog

This is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or
activating the close button.


Spring tips for property buyers
Domain’s property editor Alice Stolz shares some tips for those looking to buy
this spring.


AUSTRALIA'S PROPERTY MARKET HAS ALMOST FULLY RECOVERED FROM THE DOWNTURN AND
NEARING PANDEMIC RECORD HIGHS

By Maria Gil

October 26, 2023

FacebookTwitterPinterestCopy link

Australia’s property market has almost fully recovered from the 2022 downturn,
with new data revealing the national median house price is just $2000 shy of
returning to pandemic boom highs.

Domain’s latest House Price Report, released Thursday, shows every capital city
is now in a state of recovery. Sydney and Brisbane are tipped to surpass their
previous peak prices and hit new records by the end of the year.

It is a stunning turnaround from last year’s short and sharp downturn, which saw
Australia’s median house price record its steepest fall on record.

Sydney’s housing market incurred losses of $148,092 from the median price during
the downturn; it has already recouped $135,705 of that. Brisbane lost $47,381
and has recouped $39,020, leaving a shortfall of just 1 per cent.

Over the September quarter this year, house prices have risen across every
capital city.

Embed this chart

Adelaide and Perth escaped the housing downturn altogether and are are already
hitting new price records.

Despite the rises, the the pace of growth slowed considerably this quarter,
particularly for houses; the rate of house price growth eased by a third. 

Domain chief of research and economics Dr Nicola Powell says stretched
affordability is preventing the pace of price growth from accelerating further,
and an increase in new listings means buyers now have more choice and time to
think on their decisions. 

Related articles

 * Are prices cooling off? Here’s where Australia’s property market is at,
   halfway through spring

 * The popular seaside region in NSW where the rate of discounting is up 40 per
   cent

 * Live by the beach for less than $600,000

“The pace of price growth is losing momentum,” she says. “We saw quite a strong
start to the year in terms of price rise, but now we’ve started to see the pace
of growth still be positive, but it moderated, and that is largely due to the
increase in supply we’ve now started to see,” she says.

Embed this chart

“New listings have improved, and September’s auction volumes reached a 16-month
high. Nationally, total supply is now 5.1 per cent above July’s low (6.5 per
cent higher across the combined capitals), although it remains lower annually
compared to the five-year average.

GET THE BEST PROPERTY NEWS AND ADVICE DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX.


Become a member

Check out our Privacy policy.

“Listings rising is helping remove an element of urgency from some buyers.”

Sydney is still leading the recovery. Annually, Sydney house prices are up 8.1
per cent and units up 2.1 per cent.

Ric Serrao of Raine and Horne Double Bay says free-standing homes and the higher
end of the market will push the Sydney median price to new levels. 

17 Orr Street, Bondi NSW 2026
3 Beds1 Bath1 Parking
View listing

“[For] a free-standing house or a semi, I am finding that it’s not slowing down
at all,” he says. “I definitely think anything that is renovated and
free-standing or prestige … will continue to grow.”

He attributed this price growth to the low supply in the market, high building
costs and the difficulty of locking in a builder for new projects.

“I don’t know if any builders are doing fixed contracts at the moment, so there
is just a lot of uncertainty for consumers in terms of what builders are
actually going to cost,” he says.

Despite this uncertainty and low supply issues, both Serrao and Powell believe
the Sydney market will have steady and normal growth moving forward.

As well as rising house prices, Brisbane’s median unit price has reached a
record high. 

Embed this chart

“For the first time in the city’s history, unit prices have outperformed house
prices for six consecutive quarters, narrowing the price gap between property
types,” says Powell.

Judie O’Dea of Ray White Paddington says the price growth and recovery in
Brisbane can be attributed to three things.

“Number one is that a lot of people who can’t afford houses are now able to
afford a unit or a townhouse,” she says.

“Number two: it’s just population coming to Brisbane and seeking units,
townhouses or homes. Those numbers are about 150,000 people coming across the
border every year. It’s enormous.”

“Number three, the rents are so high that a lot of people have said, ‘bugger
that, bugger paying rent, maybe I can go buy a unit or a townhouse’.”

O’Dea says the severe undersupply in the market has pushed prices up
significantly, and she believes that it won’t be long before Brisbane hits new
price highs.

4 Bridge Street, Red Hill QLD 4059
5 Beds3 Baths1 Parking
View listing

Perth and Adelaide hit new house price records for a second consecutive quarter,
as well as recording the steepest quarterly gains for units.

“Adelaide has always been renowned as a quiet achiever, a title that the city
defies as the state battles to balance positive net interstate migration, record
levels of overseas migration, Australia’s tightest city rental market (joint
with Perth) and a chronic undersupply,” says Powell.

Canberra has officially moved into recovery after house prices increased for the
first time since mid-2022. So far, the median house price has recouped $18,000
of the $151,000 value lost during the downturn. 

However, unit prices in Canberra declined once again into the September quarter.

“The conditions for Canberra were quite unusual. It was the steepest upswing,
and the steepest downturn the market had ever seen,” she says.

Unlike Sydney and Melbourne, Canberra is not known to have big swings in its
property cycle, and Powell believes the negative migration in Canberra was the
cause behind the long downturn.

Overseas and interstate migration can affect a city’s property prices when
supply cannot meet population growth, she says.

Powell says today’s property market is reminiscent of the 2010s market, where
population was a mitigating factor while interest rates were rising. 

“It happened back in 2010, where we had the cash rate rising, and we had the
property prices rising. While it was very different economic circumstances
between [2010 and today], there is one thing that unites them both, which is a
strong level of population growth,” she says.

“It’s a timely reminder that the cash rate and the cost of debt is important,
but it’s not the only thing that drives price cycles.”

DataHouse Prices
FacebookTwitterPinterestCopy link



WE RECOMMEND


THE 8 BEST LUXURY HOMES ON THE MARKET RIGHT NOW


RELIEF FOR HOME OWNERS AS RBA HOLDS OFFICIAL CASH RATE AGAIN AT 4.1 PER CENT


THE ONE THING THAT OFFERS NEW HOME BUYERS TOTAL PEACE OF MIND


YOUNG DEVELOPER TO BRING FLOWER DRUM TO MELBOURNE DESIGNER HOTEL


BUNDABERG MALL TO SELL ON 8PC RETURN AS INVESTORS LOOK TO OUTRUN RBA




RECOMMENDED FOR YOU


IS THIS CUTE COTTAGE AUSTRALIA'S MOST AFFORDABLE SEA CHANGE?


WHY EXPERTS AGREE THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE


THE BLOCK 2023: CAN A GARDEN MAKE OR BREAK A PROPERTY?


YOUNG DEVELOPER TO BRING FLOWER DRUM TO MELBOURNE DESIGNER HOTEL

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

The information on this website is intended to be of a general nature only and
doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs.


© Domain Holdings Australia.
 * Help
 * Contact
 * About
 * Careers
 * Mobile
 * Privacy Policy
 * Go to the Top

 * Domain Marketing Hub
 * Agent admin

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and
Terms of Service apply.


EXPAND DIRECTORY

 * STATES
   
   * NSW
   * Victoria
   * Queensland
   * Western Australia
   * South Australia
   * Tasmania
   * ACT
   * Northern Territory

 * CAPITAL CITIES
   
   * Sydney real estate
   * Melbourne real estate
   * Brisbane real estate
   * Perth real estate
   * Adelaide real estate
   * Hobart real estate
   * Canberra real estate
   * Darwin real estate

 * CAPITAL CITIES - RENTALS
   
   * Sydney rental properties
   * Melbourne rental properties
   * Brisbane rental properties
   * Perth rental properties
   * Adelaide rental properties
   * Hobart rental properties
   * Canberra rental properties
   * Darwin rental properties

 * POPULAR AREAS
   
   * Eastern Suburbs Sydney
   * Inner West Sydney
   * Lower North Shore
   * East Melbourne
   * Bayside Melbourne
   * Sydney City
   * Inner City Melbourne
   * Upper North Shore

 * DOMAIN
   
   * Home Price Guide
   * Auction Results
   * Suburb Profiles
   * Privacy policy
   * Financial Services Guide
   * Domain Group Terms and Conditions
   * Tracking & targeting policy
   * Supplier Code of Conduct
   * Domain Group API

 * OUR NETWORK
   
   * Sydney Morning Herald
   * The Age
   * Brisbane Times
   * WA Today
   * Canberra Times
   * Domain Digital Editions
   * Drive
   * Nine
   * 9Now

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and
Terms of Service apply.

Commercial Real Estate
 * Commercial Property
 * Business for Sale
 * Commercial Property News
 * Commercial Real Estate Agent search

 * 
   Domain Home Loans

 * Facebook
 * Instagram
 * Pinterest
 * Youtube
 * Tiktok

EXPLORING YOUR HOME LOAN OPTIONS?

Compare rate and loan options from top Australian lenders in minutes

Get started

Domain Home Loans, Credit Representative 500208