The Latest Breaking News from CoreLogic

Potty prices: Sydney studio apartment with toilet in kitchen on market for $520 a week

Weekly rent on this ‘room with a poo’ is up $140 since 2020, a reflection of Australia’s rental crisis

The Guardian - AU · Oct 14, 2022

NSW stamp duty overhaul ‘vanilla’ but could help first home buyers cut costs

Annual tax could be paid for almost 20 years before it equalled the value of a stamp duty payment in parts of western Sydney, calculator suggests

The Guardian - AU · Oct 10, 2022

Sydney to be home to most expensive rents

Sydney is likely to surpass Canberra as the most expensive city for renters as the housing crisis shows few signs of easing.

AAP · Oct 10, 2022

Big issues at play could cause the RBA to make smaller cash rate hikes

Lower rises expected for the rest of the year, economists say, with the possibility of a pause in the longer term

The Guardian - AU · Oct 3, 2022

‘In their stride’: Why property prices might not fall as far as feared

Australia’s housing correction may not be as bad as feared as buyers take rising interest rates “in their stride”, a leading economist says.

The New Daily · Oct 3, 2022

House values continue to fall across Newcastle and Lake Macquarie

The latest data from CoreLogic also reveals that the median house price in the region is now $856,513.

Newcastle Herald · Oct 3, 2022

Property prices dropped further in September and falls ‘could accelerate’ again with rate rise

Investors and banks predict RBA will raise cash rate further on Tuesday, while rent increases begin to slow around Australia

The Guardian - AU · Oct 2, 2022

Home values fall for fifth straight month

Home values have dropped in nearly all Australian capital cities as interest rate rises weigh on property prices.

AAP · Oct 2, 2022

Property prices drop nationally again, with Sydney diving 6pc annually and regional Australia following suit

Interest rate hikes are continuing to hit the property market, with capital city housing markets falling by up to 6 per cent in the past three months.

ABC News · Oct 2, 2022

Hurricane Ian: Damage will drive insurance rates even higher, cripple industry

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — With early predictions of $50 billion in damage from Hurricane Ian, experts worry whether the state’s struggling property insurance system will become another casualty of the storm and lead to even higher premiums.

Orlando Sentinel · Oct 1, 2022