Raghav Saggar’s Post

Perth, Adelaide & Brisbane continue to perform the best as predicted in #powertothebuyer 2024 predictions Sub $600k price band is FLYING across the country now. There is minimal stock in the $300k range of quality worth buying for clients If you are after a high growth asset below $600k you cannot afford to wait as demand continues to skyrocket for these affordable products across #australia while stock remains historically low We are predicting $300k products will likely not be attainable within a close proximity to major cities across the country in 2025 #property #propertyinvestment #realestate #realestateau #australianproperty #propertyexperts #propertyinvestor

In January, the market continued to see price increases across most of the major cities: - Perth: Up by 1.6% - Adelaide: Up by 1.1% - Brisbane: Up by 1% - Darwin: Up by 0.3% - Sydney: Up by 0.2% - Melbourne: Down by 0.1% - Canberra: Down by 0.2% - Hobart: Down by 0.7% Despite minor dips in some areas, the overall trajectory remains upward, marking an unprecedented 12-month streak of continuous growth. #PropertyJourney #BuyersAgent #RealEstateAustralia #PropertyInvesting #realestatenews #PropertyInvestment

𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐲 𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐮𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞 Australia has a three-speed #property market right now, judging by the latest price data from CoreLogic. During the three months to January: * Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane recorded strong #growth * Darwin, Canberra and Sydney experienced moderate growth * Hobart and Melbourne posted negative growth Meanwhile, three capital cities achieved record median prices in January – and, not coincidentally, they were Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane. As for the other capitals, #Sydney ended January 2.4% off its record, Melbourne 4.2%, Darwin 6.6%, Canberra 6.7% and Hobart 12.0%. #property #realestate #homeloans

📈 Exciting trends in the property market as recent data shows daily increases in property values across all major Australian cities—Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane and Sydney. This graph provides a clear visualization of the ongoing upward trajectory in urban real estate. Whether you’re an investor, developer, or simply keeping an eye on the market, these figures are a testament to the robustness of Australia’s property landscape. 💡 What could be driving this consistent rise? Infrastructure developments, population growth, or under supply? #RealEstateAustralia #PropertyInvestment #UrbanDevelopment #MarketTrends

The dynamic landscape of the property market during the month of August didn't fail to captivate, as a spectrum of performances across the Australian Capital cities.   Assessing the fluctuations in the home value index, a noteworthy uptick of 0.60% was witnessed encompassing the five major cities.   In a show of strength, Perth emerged as a frontrunner yet again, boasting an impressive surge of 2.0% in property prices, a performance that was swiftly followed by Adelaide's commendable rise of 1.4%. Brisbane and Sydney didn't lag too far behind, exhibiting positive growth rates of 1% and 0.3%, respectively.   However, the city of Melbourne painted a different picture, showcasing a modest decline at -0.2%.   The intricate interplay of these varied results highlights the pivotal role that economic giants like Sydney and Melbourne play in shaping the national property landscape. Indeed, it was the relatively subdued performance of these two major markets that exerted a notable drag from these two metropolitan hubs. #personalwealth #success #property #finance

Property price update Australia has a three-speed property market right now, judging by the latest price data from CoreLogic. During the three months to January: * Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane recorded strong growth * Darwin, Canberra and Sydney experienced moderate growth * Hobart and Melbourne posted negative growth Meanwhile, three capital cities achieved record median prices in January – and, not coincidentally, they were Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane. As for the other capitals, Sydney ended January 2.4% off its record, Melbourne 4.2%, Darwin 6.6%, Canberra 6.7% and Hobart 12.0%. #property #realestate #homeloans

Property price update Australia has a three-speed property market right now, judging by the latest price data from CoreLogic. During the three months to January: * Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane recorded strong growth * Darwin, Canberra and Sydney experienced moderate growth * Hobart and Melbourne posted negative growth Meanwhile, three capital cities achieved record median prices in January – and, not coincidentally, they were Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane. As for the other capitals, Sydney ended January 2.4% off its record, Melbourne 4.2%, Darwin 6.6%, Canberra 6.7% and Hobart 12.0%. #property #realestate #homeloans

Property price update Australia has a three-speed property market right now, judging by the latest price data from CoreLogic. During the three months to January: * Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane recorded strong growth * Darwin, Canberra and Sydney experienced moderate growth * Hobart and Melbourne posted negative growth Meanwhile, three capital cities achieved record median prices in January – and, not coincidentally, they were Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane. As for the other capitals, Sydney ended January 2.4% off its record, Melbourne 4.2%, Darwin 6.6%, Canberra 6.7% and Hobart 12.0%. #property #realestate #homeloans

National property values hit new peak in the leading capital cities. Australia's median property price rose another 0.6% in April, marking the 15th consecutive month of growth, according to CoreLogic. During that time, the national median has increased 11.1%, or about $78,000, to reach a record-high $780,000. Property prices are currently at record levels in Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide, all of which are recording double-digit annual growth rates. Sydney’s median is 0.8% off the peak reached in 2022, which means it might hit record territory next month. Melbourne is 4.1% off its 2022 peak, Darwin is 5.8% off its 2014 peak, Canberra is 6.0% off its 2022 peak and Hobart is 11.2% off its 2022 peak. #property #realestate #homeloans

THE changing hierarchy of housing values across Australia’s capital cities – which has seen Melbourne fall from second to sixth, and Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth leap ahead – is the product of the speed of change in home values as well as the composition of housing, CoreLogic has detailed. #realestate #residentialproperty