Property Prices Keep Rising – And There’s More to Come – with Dr. Andrew Wilson
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Australia’s housing markets just keep marching forward – and the latest numbers are in!
Today I’m joined by Dr. Andrew Wilson, Chief Economist of My Housing Market, to break down July’s House Price Report – and it’s full of good news for homeowners and property investors alike.
House prices rose in every single capital city over the month – that’s now five months in a row of rising prices nationally, with the median capital city house price sitting at over $1.2 million and annual growth climbing to 5.9%.
We’ll discuss:
· Why Perth and Brisbane continue to lead the charge with double-digit annual growth
· How Melbourne and Sydney are quietly bouncing back
· The surprise standout performances from Canberra and Darwin
· And why 2025 is shaping up to be another strong year for property markets
Plus, unit prices are also on the rise, and confidence is building as interest rate cuts and low unemployment levels continue to support our economy.
Takeaways
· House prices in capital cities rose in July, indicating a positive trend.
· The market fundamentals suggest strong growth potential in the coming months.
· Commitment, courage, capability, and confidence are essential for success in property investment.
· Perth and Adelaide are showing significant upward momentum in their housing markets.
· Interest rate cuts are likely to further boost housing market activity.
· All capital cities recorded increases in median house prices over the July quarter.
· First home buyers face challenges due to rising prices and increased competition.
· Lower interest rates improve affordability but can lead to higher property prices.
· Consumer confidence is rising, contributing to increased auction attendance.
· The upcoming spring selling season is expected to drive further market activity.
Chapters
02:15 Interest Rates and Market Confidence
05:30 Regional Market Performances
08:45 The Four C's Formula for Success
12:00 Challenges for First Home Buyers
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