Australian Home Values Continue to Climb with RBA Expected to Cut Rates
- Australian property values increased nationally for the fifth month in a row in June 2025, rising by 0.6 percent, while Hobart experienced a 0.2 percent decrease in home prices during the same period.
- This growth follows a 0.3 percent dip between November 2024 and January 2025, with interest rate cuts in February and May boosting housing market momentum.
- Capital city markets led quarterly growth with Sydney and Melbourne up 1.1 percent, while Darwin showed the strongest quarterly jump at 4.9 percent, fueled by affordability and renewed investment.
- Cotality's Tim Lawless projected home price growth could exceed the decade average of 5.2 percent annually, noting housing stock was 5.8 percent lower than last year and auction clearance rates rose above the decade average.
- Experts forecast modest but broad-based growth through 2025 as further Reserve Bank interest rate cuts expected in July are likely to sustain housing demand and price increases.
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Australian house prices rise for fifth month in a row
Australian property prices have climbed for a fifth consecutive month, edging up by 0.6 per cent in June.The data from CoreLogic shows monthly gains were recorded across almost every broad region of Australia, with Hobart the only capital city or rest-of-state region to see a month-on-month fall, dipping by 0.2 per cent in values.The last fall in national property prices was seen between November and January, when values dropped by 0.3 per cent.…

Australian home values continue to climb with RBA expected to cut rates
Home values have edged up for the fifth month in a row, with the Reserve Bank next week set to deliver further relief to those paying off their properties.
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