Top 3 Weekly Insights - 10/02/25

Top 3 Weekly Insights - 10/02/25

With the federal election on the horizon, housing affordability remains a pressing concern for Australians. In a bid to address this issue, the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has outlined seven key recommendations for policymakers to consider. Among these, slashing stamp duty stands out as a crucial reform that could ease financial burdens on homebuyers and stimulate market activity. As housing affordability continues to shape political discourse, these proposals could play a significant role in influencing voter sentiment and shaping the future of Australia’s real estate landscape.

Australia’s housing market remains resilient, with national home values holding steady despite shifting economic conditions. According to CoreLogic Australia, regional markets continue to outperform, reaching new record highs as demand for lifestyle and affordability drives growth outside major cities. This trend highlights the evolving preferences of homebuyers and investors, reflecting a broader shift in the real estate landscape. As regional Australia continues its upward trajectory, the question remains: how will this impact the overall market in the long term?

Confidence in Australia’s property market remains strong, with 65% of real estate agents predicting house prices will rise in 2025, according to CoreLogic Australia. Despite economic uncertainties and shifting interest rate expectations, market sentiment suggests continued growth, driven by supply constraints, population growth, and sustained buyer demand.

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Slashing stamp duty among seven recommendations for politicians to consider ahead of federal election: REIA

The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) unveiled seven recommendations for political parties and independent candidates ahead of this year’s federal election to tackle the nation’s housing crisis.

National home values hold steady as regional Australia pushes to new record highs

National dwelling values were steady in January?

65% of Real Estate agents predict house prices to rise in 2025

The majority of Australia’s real estate professionals (65%) predict house prices will rise in 2025, driven by improving affordability, rising incomes and the potential of cuts to interest rates, according to CoreLogic’s annual report?

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