Australian housing

The Australian housing market faces a three-body problem driven by rising debt, interest rates, and household cash-flow stress.

A detailed look at whether the RBA is overtightening, how far house prices fall, and why Australian credit stands out.

Australia’s housing correction is deepening as rising interest rates, tax shifts, and slowing migration point to a prolonged downturn.

The RBA paused, but another hike is still a risk, tax changes are biting, and according to expert views – house prices are set to fall.

House prices are showing early signs of cracking — and experts warn there’s a perfect storm brewing homeowners can’t afford to ignore.

Oil has surged above US$100 and markets now see two RBA rate hikes by October. Is this be the prick that bursts Australia’s housing bubble?

A young couple trying to buy an entry-level house today is in the toughest position of any generation since records began.

Home prices relative to incomes housing affordability is at a new record low, adding to a slide in home ownership and rising inequality.

Day by day, Australia is becoming less competitive – and it’s punishing investors and homebuyers alike.

The 25–26 Federal Budget delivers clear intent: Housing supply, affordability & construction workforce development are now front and centre.