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.

Australian residential property values have continued their upward trend in recent months, though June saw<br /> a deceleration with both houses and units recording a modest 0.2 per cent monthly increase.

Recent months have seen continued growth in Australian residential property values, albeit at a slower pace in July.<br /> Houses appreciated by 0.5 per cent, while units saw a slight 0.3 per cent monthly gain.

In recent months, Australian house and unit prices have maintained an upward trajectory, growing by 1.3 per cent and 0.8 per cent, respectively.

Australian houses and units continued to see upward price momentum over the last months, growing by 0.7 per cent and 0.3 per cent respectively.

Both Australian house and unit prices have taken a break from robust increases this month, with both house and unit<br /> property types recording no significant change in median prices.

Australian property prices continue their upward trajectory, recording another period of strong median price increases for both houses and units.

Australian property prices continued to increase in December and into January and are now well above the previous peak in 2021 for both houses and units.

Australian house prices continued to increase in November and are now well above the previous peak in 2021. While surprising given rapid interest rate increases, the growth reflects strong population growth and a housing shortage.

Despite a lot more homes on the market compared to last year and interest rates a lot higher, house price growth is continuing across our capital cities.