The Latest Breaking News from CoreLogic

The coronavirus pandemic has had profound impacts on the housing market. House flipping and residential real estate investing have risen drastically, with real estate analytics firm CoreLogic reporting that investors bought a record high 28 percent of all single-family homes in the first quarter of 2022.

With the cheapest homes of any capital and prices on the up, real estate experts are calling Darwin an "investor's dream". But as competition heats up, the divide in the housing market is growing.

Australian property prices have posted their largest single-month decline since 1983 as rising interest rates bite into home values across most capitals.

While house values a declining fast, units in the territory are yet to experience the same trend.

Australia's housing market decline spreads across all capital cities and most regional areas, with national prices falling by the most in any month since 1983.

The east side of Lake Macquarie and Newcastle have made a list of the top regional districts in Australia for house value growth over the past three decades.

Many middle- and lower-income Americans are left with a dwindling number of options or forced into renting while supply increases for the wealthiest buyers

Predictions of a 20 per cent fall in house prices nationally may have rattled property markets but not everyone agrees the rapid downturn will continue.

The housing market is cooling off across many capital cities, but it's unclear how far and fast prices will drop.