Core inflation increased to 3.5% in October, up from 3.2% in September, signaling ongoing demand pressures in the economy.

Rental growth is easing, but vacancy rates remain tight.

Investors continue to make up a larger portion of overall loan commitments nationally.

Nearly 30% of suburbs experienced a decline in property values.

Investor lending has seen the most significant growth in WA up 56.7%, followed by SA.

Rental increases have remained stable, relative to rising property prices; a positive result for those servicing a mortgage as the relative return on invested funds has remained solid.

We believe that the market is in the seven to eleven o’clock range where it’s currently experiencing growing confidence, price rises, undersupply and rising valuations.

High interest rates have pushed buyer demand towards more affordable housing.

Savvy investors who act promtly to secure assets before potential rate reductions, are likely to reap the rewards of property value increases accelerating.

There was a further increase (0.9%) in the monthly rate of national rental growth.

Now’s the time for property investment. Act quickly to stay ahead; as the cycle advances, media attention and demand will rise.

In 2023, home values increased 8.1% bouncing back from a 4.2% drop in 2022.

The level of investment activity post-Covid was subdued, but that’s all changing in a big way – and for good reason.

We are currently experiencing growing confidence, price rises and under supply.

According to the Cordell Construction Cost Index (CCCI), growth in construction costs have now normalised.

Current metrics reveal now is the prime time to invest for maximum returns.

Growth in national rents reached 35 consecutive months in July, the longest stretch since 2013.

The market remains robust and offers potential opportunities for profitable investment.

Gain valuable insights into market conditions by analysing the current stage of the property market cycle.

The market has shifted, presenting a prime opportunity for investment.