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The property downturn has spread across all sectors of the housing market, as both high-end and affordable home values declined in the September quarter. Home b…
The property downturn has spread across all sectors of the housing market, as both high-end and affordable home values declined in the September quarter.
Home buyers' activity is at a record low as open homes saw a decline in attendance rates.
Ray White's chief economist Nerida Conisbee says many home buyers are holding out for property prices to reach the bottom.
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Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-22/domain-house-price-september-quarter/107289400
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21 Comments
@@ChrisEdwards-c1vImported2wk ago
The best part is all the thieving Governments missing out on all those delicious Stamp Duty dollars.
@@joshuachinImported2wk ago
Everyone's comment here is happy that the prices are going down. So its good news for the majority of Australians!
@@Jimmy-p9nImported2wk ago
Just a natural progression for people who use houses as investments.<br>Goes up and down.<br>Thats the risk of being a house investor.<br>So tuff luck you played the game and lost
@@person-ie1feImported2wk ago
Good. May they drop 50%
@@multioptionedImported2wk ago
It's ridiculous how media gets "expert" opinion from the real estate agent business. Ever heard of vested interests or conflicts of interest? Also, aren't sales commissions based on a percentage of the sale price and not a pre-set rate (as required by most businesses)? Lower property prices are not in their business interest.
@@spidy278Imported2wk ago
Y'ALL BEING RIPPED OFF ALL THIS YEAR
@@facefactssImported2wk ago
A Ray White’s ‘expert’ opinion is completely irrelevant and misleading for the lesser informed folk.<br>Who cares what this woman thinks?! When their living depends on people transacting properties.<br>They only know how to feed FOMO; that’s their only strategy, because the reality is that these people are a bunch of talentless grifters.
@@ahmedlaimi4982Imported2wk ago
Why is the narrative always that this is a bad thing?! People should be able to afford a home to live in, rather than wealthy people continuing to make unreasonable amounts of money from property
@@multioptionedImported2wk ago
Q. What do we want? <br>A. More realistic affordable housing so people can have shelter.<br>Property prices start to fall.<br>OH NO, IT'S THE END OF WORLD!!! 😂<br>How old are these people? Property prices are cyclical. Have they not heard of property prices falling before???
@@chrispomfret8592Imported2wk ago
Yeah but people are moving out of cities to regions like we did in Covid. Do they look at that data? Not really.
@@ParticularFixImported2wk ago
Houses are for living in not for speculation. This is why America is going down the shitter while China replaces them as a superpower.
@@CaravelClerihewImported2wk ago
Let me grab the world's smallest violin for the poor, poor real estate agents and investment property owners who are affected by this.
@@justz9435Imported2wk ago
Rich cash buyers are salivating.
@@markmorfesse8080Imported2wk ago
House prices rose 19% last year in Brisbane and my rent increased another 7.5%, nothing from the chattering classes. House prices may drop half of that and it triggers mass panic and recession fears among the Class A citizen home owners. And death threats to Jim Chalmers.
@@angelaballard3929Imported2wk ago
Why is this bad news? The market is correcting under a more level playing field. And why you are getting commentary from the most vested interest is laughable.
@@ankyg1111Imported2wk ago
Good
@@ManuelBasiriImported2wk ago
I'm running a building energy efficiency consultancy office in Sydney. The new projects, approvals and council submissions are at the lowest level I've seen in years! So the government who is dealing with a housing shortage crysis, stabbed the investors in the back and shut down the new building approval market. Genius 🤔
@@HarperHyndImported2wk ago
Finally
@@subtlesignsImported2wk ago
ABC consulting with investors about how poorly to frame housing affordability.
@@zenmachine50Imported2wk ago
I reckon down turn will start at the expensive end of the market and then move into the affordable end…
@@dodgygoose3054Imported2wk ago
Come on we know that Liberals Howard policy super inflated the housing market for minority wealth creation ... not houses for Aussies <br>& with Labor's changes the market is slowly going back to material value
The property downturn has spread across all sectors of the housing market, as both high-end and affordable home values declined in the September quarter.
Home buyers' activity is at a record low as open homes saw a decline in attendance rates.
Ray White's chief economist Nerida Conisbee says many home buyers are holding out for property prices to reach the bottom.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-22/domain-house-price-september-quarter/107289400
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
#ABCNEWS #ABCNEWSAustralia #abcnewschannel
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