Independent analysis of major market reports from HIA, Cotality, PropTrack, Westpac and other leading institutions — interpreted through the lens of property investors.
Australia's residential property market hit $12.6 trillion in March 2026 with 9.9% annual growth — the fastest since June 2022. Full chart-by-chart breakdown: city growth, rental yields, supply shortfall, auction clearance collapse, and what every data point means for investors.
Read Full ReportCotality March 2026 data reveals inner Melbourne units are $322/month cheaper to own than rent. Plus: 1.1% vacancy, +11.5% lower-quartile growth, $908K national median. The complete buy vs rent analysis.
Read Full ReportPerth and Adelaide dominate house rankings with tight vacancy and double-digit growth. Brisbane units surge on Olympics infrastructure. Separate rankings for houses, units, capital growth, rental yield, and under $600K.
Read Full ReportComprehensive March 2026 analysis: two RBA rate hikes to 4.10%, 95.9% resale profitability (20-year high), geopolitical headwinds, and why supply-constrained markets barely flinched while Sydney and Melbourne softened.
Read Full ReportInvestor loans up 64%, with 48% targeting sub-$700K properties. Analysis of which affordable markets deliver 15-20% growth and what PropTrack and Westpac data reveals about where capital is flowing.
Read Full ReportHIA independent economic modelling (March 2026) shows reducing CGT concessions and capping negative gearing leads to reduced housing supply. What the data means for property investors ahead of the May Budget.
Read Full ReportCotality's February 2026 Home Value Index shows national values up 0.8% — but the story is in the divergence. Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide surge while Sydney and Melbourne stall. Here's what it means for investors.
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