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National home values fell 1.2% in October 2026, the seventh monthly decline in a row, according to Cotality. Brisbane and Perth have overtaken Sydney as the fastest falling capitals, sales are down 23% on a year ago and vendors are discounting by the most since 2019.
NAB has lowered its house price forecast again. Its October Housing Monitor now expects capital city dwelling values to fall 8% over 2026, up from 6%, with an 11% peak to trough decline and a floor in mid 2027. Here is the city by city picture and what it means for buyers and owners.
National home values fell 1.1% in September 2026, the sixth straight monthly decline, and 97% of capital city suburbs went backwards over three months. Sydney is now 8.6% below its peak. Here is what the figures show, how exposed owners really are, and what it means for buyers.
National home values fell 0.9% in August 2026, a fifth straight monthly decline, and 93% of capital city suburbs went backwards through winter. Sales are down and open home crowds have thinned. Here is what the figures show and what they hand a buyer.
National home values fell 0.7% in July 2026, the largest monthly drop since December 2022. What began as a Sydney and Melbourne story has now reached Brisbane, Adelaide and regional Australia. Here is what the figures say.
National dwelling values slipped 0.4% in June 2026, the biggest monthly fall in three and a half years. Sydney and Melbourne are leading the decline while Perth and Brisbane hold up. Here is what the numbers say and what they do not.