Despite RBA's rate hold in July, the property market shows underlying strength with an annual house price growth rate of 6.4 per cent..

Every major market is showing monthly growth rates underpinned by the decline in national listing levels.

Remarkable growth seen across Australian property prices creating conditions reminiscent of the 2021 market and far exceeding early-year predictions.

Australian property prices have continued their upward trajectory in April, with both houses and units posting solid gains amid a backdrop of significant political and economic shifts.

Australian property prices continue to demonstrate resilience in March 2025, with house prices recording a 0.3 per cent monthly increase, bringing the national mean to $912,551.

Australian property prices continue to demonstrate resilience with modest monthly growth across February 2025.

Australian property prices have maintained their upward trajectory through December and into January, establishing new peak values across both housing and unit sectors.

The Australian property market is displaying characteristic end-of-spring moderation as it transitions into the holiday period.

As the spring selling season progresses, the property market is showing signs of moderation despite increased sales volume.

Price growth varies across markets, and while unit markets have generally seen price increases, driven by their affordability, regional property markets are more consistent, with regional house values up 7.2% year-on-year.