One of the lessons learned about the property market through COVID-19 is that listings numbers have been extremely responsive to changes in social distancing policies.
Despite an extended lockdown, Melbourne is no exception. Since on-site, private inspections resumed on 28 September, new listings volumes have soared. The result is likely due to months of pent-up decisions to sell from property owners, and reflects how the real estate transaction process has remained tied to physical inspections.
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The Ray White Now monthly report for November 2025 is out now. Deep dive into our data, with a focus on: House price movements Listing activity Auction insights We hope this analysis gives you and your customers a holistic view of the market, helping spark conversations around price expectations, method of sale, … Read more
The Reserve Bank of Australia has held the cash rate steady at 3.60 per cent, opting for caution in the face of a surprisingly strong inflation surge and a labour market that is clearly losing momentum. Last week’s inflation data delivered an unambiguously hot read. The Consumer Price Index rose … Read more