Sydney’s house values fell by 2.5 per cent in July to be down 5.3 per cent over the past three months, however house values in Sydney are still 2.1 per cent up on a year ago, with the median value at $1.35 million. Values in NSW’s Southern Highlands are down 3.1 per cent in July alone.

In Sydney total listings are already 8 to 10% above five-year averages. Sales activity over the three months to July was -39.8% drop in sales across Sydney

With rents rising faster than values, yields are consistently improving. Sydney unit market, gross yields have increased by 45 basis points. “Such tight rental markets, improving yields and stronger buying conditions should help to keep a floor under investment demand,” Mr Lawless said of CoreLogic..

“When interest rates start to stabilise, or potentially reduce next year, this could be the cue for housing values to find a floor,” Mr Lawless said.  “Similar to the trajectory of the upswing, this downswing phase could be a short but sharp one, depending on how high and fast interest rate settings go.”

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Disclaimer: Not all Properties were bought or sold by TBAS® Buyers Agents. The Auction Results Sydney are compiled for research purposes to assist our valued clients in making educated decisions when purchasing proper