Australian Capital City House Prices Suffer Record Quarterly Decline

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Affects Australia · Covered in 2 countries

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Residential property values fell simultaneously across every Australian capital city in a record quarterly decline.

Property values dropped simultaneously across every major Australian urban center during the September quarter. Domain figures indicate a nationwide urban downturn occurring only twice in history. Sydney home values plunged to levels not seen in two years.

  • The figuresSydney residential property values declined to an average of $1.66 million following the latest quarterly drop.
  • The contextSimultaneous declines across all major urban centers have occurred on only one other recorded occasion.
Why it matters

Housing affordability and residential property valuations remain central to household wealth and economic stability across Australia. Major quarterly shifts signal broader economic pressures affecting prospective buyers and existing homeowners alike.

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4.7%quarterly house price decline
$1.7MSydney house price
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Property values decreased across every capital city in Australia during the September quarter, marking the second time such a widespread drop has ever been recorded.

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