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Market update: Rate cuts trigger FOMO as pre-approvals surge 30%

Pre-approvals jump 30% following rate cuts as auction clearance rates hit 71.3% - second highest this year. Big Four banks predict more cuts through 2025 while housing shortage deepens. Discover why experts forecast 10-15% price growth and how smart investors are positioning ahead of the surge.

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May 29, 2025
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A vibrant aerial view of a suburban neighbourhood featuring a grid of single-family homes with backyards and driveways, tree-lined streets, and well-maintained gardens. The roads curve through the residential area, and power lines run alongside the main road. The homes vary in roof colour and style, with a mix of modern and traditional architecture surrounded by green foliage.

Market update: Rate cuts trigger FOMO as pre-approvals surge 30%

Pre-approvals jump 30% following rate cuts as auction clearance rates hit 71.3% - second highest this year. Big Four banks predict more cuts through 2025 while housing shortage deepens. Discover why experts forecast 10-15% price growth and how smart investors are positioning ahead of the surge.

Godfrey Dinh
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May 29, 2025
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Cash rate falls to 3.85% as housing supply shortfall reaches 262,000

RBA cuts cash rate to 3.85% as Australia faces 262,000 home shortage. Property experts predict 10% price growth by year-end. Essential insights for property investors in May 2025.

Godfrey Dinh
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May 22, 2025
Aerial view of Melbourne at golden hour, featuring Caulfield Racecourse in the foreground with its distinctive oval track and central lakes. The image showcases Melbourne's extensive residential density stretching toward the illuminated CBD skyline in the distance. Port Phillip Bay is visible on the left, while the warm sunset light highlights the city's established suburbs, including Caulfield South, which has recorded Melbourne's strongest unit price growth at 31.9%. This perspective illustrates Melbourne's unique urban form, combining low-density housing with concentrated development, as the city experiences a significant market revival with inner Melbourne now leading national price growth

Market update: Record building costs and Melbourne's revival reshape investment landscape

Melbourne's dramatic turnaround sees inner suburbs lead national price growth at 5.9%. With auction clearance rates above 70% and another rate cut imminent, strategic opportunities emerge.

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May 15, 2025
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Market update: Post-election market surge as investors race ahead of rate cuts

Labor's election win brings property market certainty as buyers flood back. With a May rate cut imminent and auction clearance rates at 70.1%, experts forecast significant growth.

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May 8, 2025
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Labor’s housing policies 2025: What property investors need to know

From shared equity schemes to rate cuts and regional price caps, Labor’s sweeping housing agenda is set to shift Australia’s property market. Discover the key policy changes, how they’ll affect supply and demand, and why property investors are paying close attention.

Godfrey Dinh
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May 5, 2025
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Market update: Inflation drop opens door to rate cuts as housing values rise

Inflation falls below the RBA’s target for the first time in three years, while property values rise for a third straight month. With rate cuts on the horizon, conditions are aligning for smart investors.

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May 1, 2025
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Market update: Adelaide joins million-dollar club as RBA primes for aggressive rate cuts

Adelaide has officially joined Australia’s million-dollar club, just as the RBA prepares for what could be the most aggressive interest rate cuts in years.

Godfrey Dinh
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Apr 24, 2025
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Election housing policies set to drive significant price growth

Election housing policies from both major parties are poised to drive sharp property price growth in 2025. With rate cuts and demand-boosting measures, investors could see gains of up to 15%. Here's what you need to know.

Godfrey Dinh
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Apr 23, 2025
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Market update: Rate cut certainty and election policies set to drive 15% price growth

With a 79% probability of a significant rate cut in May and both parties rolling out generous housing policies, analysts are tipping property growth of up to 15%. It's shaping up to be a golden opportunity for investors, and we could be looking at price jumps of $200,000 to $300,000 in many markets once these changes kick in.

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Apr 17, 2025
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