Every Vic suburb’s three-year house price change
Victorians who have owned their homes since the start of the pandemic are well ahead in equity, with the worst of the downturn widely considered over. SEARCH YOUR SUBURB.
Victorians who have owned their homes since the start of the pandemic are well ahead in equity, with the worst of the downturn widely considered over. SEARCH YOUR SUBURB.
Melbourne’s property price recovery stalled in April, but key factors underpinning the market are expected to keep values “resilient”.
Thousands of Victorians have enormous costs hanging over their heads after being stuck in combustible cladding nightmares through no fault of their own.
An old Ramsay St-esque Chadstone brick house that last sold for just $166,000 has soared under the hammer. See all the results.
Suburban Rail Loop precincts are forecast to provide housing for an extra 100,000 people in the city’s north and east — but Melbourne will still struggle to service its booming population.
Melbourne’s market downturn has bottomed out, a leading forecaster says, after being pegged as the weakest capital city market in Australia.
Victoria needs to build about 15,000 more homes than it typically does in a year to balance population growth and affordability — but alarmingly, numbers are set to fall.
Melbourne’s most moved-to suburbs have been revealed, as returning migration continues to heap pressure on an already stressed rental market.
Major banks are targeting customers with personal loan products that would allow them to keep splashing cash as the RBA desperately tries to rein in spending.
One thing alongside interest rates will be the major factor in whether Melbourne property prices fall further or hang tough in autumn.
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