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House prices are falling in Australia. That’s a good thing – if you believe housing is a basic human need | Saul Eslake
Labor’s budget changes are not to blame for the recent dip in property prices. But the changes will help move housing away from investors – and that should be celebrated
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theage.com.au
Property prices in Sydney, Melbourne fall sharply, new research shows
Price growth across the national property market has ground to a halt, with steep falls in Melbourne and Sydney helping first home buyers into the market.
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theguardian.com
Capital city home prices fall across Australia as experts predict slump could last a year and cut values by 10%
Buyers abandon auctions and Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra median house prices end May lower than they were at the end of 2025
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abc.net.au
Australian housing market stalls in May
Australia's housing market continues to lose momentum, with national home values flatlining in May as higher interest rates, weak confidence and proposed property tax changes…
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afr.com
Sydney now leads Melbourne in race to bottom of housing market
Accelerating declines in value in the two largest cities have tipped the basket of capital cities negative for the first time since January last year.
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Yes Australia’s house prices may fall – but the decades of unchecked property price growth were the true policy failure
Instead of relying on tax-enhanced speculation, investors must now look at established properties based on actual profitability – leaving space for first home buyers
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Property prices may drop but it’s decades of policy failure, not the budget, to blame
Instead of relying on tax-enhanced speculation, investors must now look at established properties based on actual profitability – leaving space for first home buyers
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House prices are falling in Australia. That’s a good thing – if you believe housing is a basic human need | Saul Eslake
Labor’s budget changes are not to blame for the recent dip in property prices. But the changes will help move housing away from investors – and that should be celebrated