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When Will Rental Prices Go Down Australia. New insights into the rental market Australian Bureau of Statistics Overall, house price growth this year will be down on 2024, which saw an average 5.1% rise nationally, while unit price growth will be largely consistent with last year's average 4.5% rise. It seems strategic investors are looking to get ahead of the crowd before the RBA lowers their cash rate which will likely spark housing activity, but while the trend is promising, fact is, there is a very long way to go before the crisis winds down

In the year ending 30 June 2024, overseas migration contributed a net gain of 446,000 people to Australia's population Rents grew by 4.8 per cent last year compared to 8.1 per cent in 2023.

‘Out of control’ Australians paid extra 7.1b in rent in the past year

It seems strategic investors are looking to get ahead of the crowd before the RBA lowers their cash rate which will likely spark housing activity, but while the trend is promising, fact is, there is a very long way to go before the crisis winds down In short: Rent price growth continued to slow down in 2024 after a surge in prices immediately after the pandemic The Australian rental market could be about to ease on the brakes as prices stagnate for the first time in four years, property analysts say

Benefits Of Owning An Investment Property Salvan Property Managers. Numerous factors have contributed to this trend, such as limited supply, increased demand, and fluctuating economic conditions. In Melbourne, the median rent declined by 0.5% during the last three months of 2024, while in Sydney, the median fell by 0.2%

‘Out of control’ Australians paid extra 7.1b in rent in the past year. When is the growth in rent prices going to slow down? According to new research from property data firm CoreLogic, 2024 is expected to be the welcome year in which Australia's rental growth is. Experts say it's going to take a long time for any decrease in prices to flow down to renters.