Housing Prices In 2025 | Australian Housing Market

[@deborahcurtis1385]

What is with the over-use of complicated terms? "Look at some further granularity?" Just look at more detail. Some markets increase to a small degree or some decrease to a small degree? Some will result in sharper results? Saying absolutely NOTHING!

[@andrewunterweger]

Actually saying that some markets will still grow strongly while others will decline

[@deborahcurtis1385]

@@andrewunterweger Yes and why not say it then? Saying 'granularity' is just a useless term. I despise these meaningless buzzwords which don't add anything except a veneer of sophistication.

[@sunseeker7099]

Brisbane up 5% Sydney and Melbourne down 5%

[@prancer4743]

Recession recession 🫣🤔😉🥹👀

[@andrewunterweger]

No recession at this stage, but the underlying reason is that the government keeps spending money to keep the economy growing overall

[@samtannouri3665]

@@andrewunterwegerbut the dollar is rubbish is will drop to 50cents 😂😂😂😂😂

[@craigdouglas9979]

No where will any Australian markets increase in 2025. Just some will fall more than others. I cannot see how anyone who follows these things cannot see the bleeding obvious.

[@andrewunterweger]

Thank you for sharing your opinion, and let's see where we will be at this time next year

[@joeyzagari4155]

Lol, do you believe anyone has ever bought a property for less? Do you think anyone would ever sell for less? It’s only been a set of stairs, some steps smaller and some steps bigger through time, and supply/competitive tension and immigration fuelling at all angles, but prices only up and here we are forever stretching. A pause in the market is just catching up on savings and the next step another upward spike. Nothing will change in everyone’s lifetime and you’ll never see a crash, just on announcement news but in reality nobody actually purchased a property cheaper.

[@andrewunterweger]

I have seen crashes like during the GFC, and they impacted all the property markets in Australia, but to very different degrees

[@anomadhunter]

Canberra and Melbourne...Australia's woke capitals. Wonder what's driving their decline 😂

[@andrewunterweger]

State government fiscal mismanagement, ballooning tax imposts on the population and public sector productivity growth 😂