Home Value Index
July 2025
CoreLogic’s July Home Value Index (HVI) has been released with all the latest must-know property market metrics, including:
- Australian housing values rose by 0.6% in June, marking a fifth straight
month of growth following the -0.3% dip seen between November and January. - Monthly gains were recorded across almost every broad region of
Australia, with Hobart (-0.2%) the only capital city or rest-of-state region to see
a month-on-month fall. - The current housing rebound is occurring against a backdrop of relatively low
home sales. - From a supply perspective, advertised stock levels are also low, tracking -5.8%
below the same time a year ago. - It is looking increasingly likely that the quarterly growth trend will once
again favour capital city markets over the coming months. - Rental growth has continued to ease across most of Australia, with the
national rental index rising 1.3% through the June quarter, the lowest Q2
change since 2020 (-1.7%). - The tailwinds of lower interest rates, higher confidence, tight labour
markets and low housing supply are likely to outweigh the headwinds,
providing the foundations for further modest growth in housing values in 2025.