Vacancy rates increased to 1.1% – capital city asking rents rise at a slower pace of 0.5%

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SQM Research has revealed national vacancy rates have slightly increased to 1.1% over the month of April 2024. This represents a rise from March when the national rental vacancy rate

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March total housing listings rise by 6.9%

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Key points n March 2024, the number of national residential property listings increased by 6.9%, rising to 256,000 dwellings from the 239,459 recorded in February 2024. Nationally, new listings (Less

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February total housing listings rise by 8.4%

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Key points In February 2024, the number of national residential property listings increased by 8,4%, rising to 239,459 dwellings from the 220,956 recorded in January 2024. Nationally, new listings (Less

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Sydney and Melbourne housing prices to fall – Christopher’s Housing Boom and Bust Report 2024

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Sydney and Melbourne housing prices are forecasted to record a moderate fall in what is tipped to be a mixed 2024 national housing market, according to forecasts released by SQM

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September sees sharp rise in property listings – dwelling asking prices hit a record high

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Last week’s figures from SQM Research show a noteworthy 9.3% increase in national residential property listings in September, reaching a total of 245,445 properties, compared to 224,530 properties recorded in

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July sees steady vacancy rate at 1.3%

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SQM Research has recorded the national residential property rental vacancy rates steady at 1.3% as at the month of July 2023. The total number of rental vacancies Australia-wide dropped marginally

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Rental crisis easing? Vacancy rate rises to 1.3%

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SQM Research has revealed national residential property rental vacancy rates continue to rise to now stand at 1.3% as at the month of June 2023. The total number of rental

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Rental vacancy rates steady at 1.2%

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SQM Research has revealed national residential property rental vacancy rates remained steady over the month of May 2023 at 1.2%. The total number of rental vacancies Australia-wide rose slightly by

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Listings peak ahead of winter – Vendors lifted asking prices by 2.1%

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Key points National residential property listings fell in May by 0.3% to 226,262 dwellings from 227,020 recorded in April. Nationally, new listings (Less than 30 days) rose by 3.0% in

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Rental vacancy rates rise to 1.2%

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SQM Research has revealed national residential property rental vacancy rates continued to rise to 1.2% in April 2023. This marks the third consecutive monthly rise in rental vacancies. The total

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