Top 5 Sydney Hotspots – Feb to May 2025 (Hotpsotting by Ryder)

The unit market in Greater Sydney is on the rise, exceeding the performance of house markets and making up more than half of all residential sales. Suburbs with strong sales activity tend to have active unit markets, and the trend has accelerated in the past four years. Even in top-end municipalities, unit markets are leading in sales activity, while outer-ring areas are seeing a surge in the market activity of both houses and units.

Top 5 WA (Perth) Hotspots February to May 2025 (Hotspotting by Ryder)

All the key indicators suggest that the Perth boom is past its peak and subsiding.

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HTW Month in Review – December 2024

Month in Review

Residential – December 2024

The Month in Review identifies the latest movements and trends for property markets across Australia.

Top 5 Regional VIC Hotspots – December 24 to March 25

Smart property investors should target key markets that have the potential for long-term growth and are currently in the early stages of the cycle, rather than following the herd in over-heated markets. Right now regional Victoria is a particularly promising option.

Top 5 Brisbane Hotspots November 24 to February 25 – Hotspotting by Ryder

Brisbane’s real estate market has seen boom-level growth for houses and units, driven by high demand and population growth, as well as a strong economy, favourable climate and affordable prices compared to other major cities.

Top 5 Melbourne Hotspots December 24 to March 25 – Hotspotting by Ryder

Melbourne’s Real Estate Market, despite recent challenges like high taxes and lingering effects from prolonged lockdowns, is poised for a potential growth spurt driven by a strong state economy, major infrastructure projects and population growth, making it an opportune time for investment.

Top 5 Perth/WA Hotspots Sept to December 2024 – Hotspotting by Ryder

As house prices in Perth rise, more buyers are turning to units, particularly in well located areas. While house markets have been competitive and expensive, unit markets remain more affordable. Suburbs like East Perth, Subiaco, and Belmont have seen increased unit sales with stable prices, making them attractive options as housing affordability declines.

Best of the Best 2024 – CoreLogic (cont…)

2024: A year of waning demand, rising supply and waiting for interest rates to fall

CoreLogic’s annual Best of the Best Report spotlights topperforming suburbs and explores what 2025 might bring

Best of the Best 2024 – CoreLogic

Market Overview 2024

Market slows amid the wait for rate relief

At first glance, the Australian housing market was surprisingly resilient through 2024. In the 12 months to November,
home sales totalled 528,000 nationally, up 8.0% from the previous year, and 6.0% from the previous five-year average.
Home values have risen 5.5% over the past 12 months, and the combined value of Australian homes surpassed $11
trillion.

Property Outlook Report – Ray White and Loan Market