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CoreLogic data points to a three-speed housing market heading into spring

Perth and Brisbane keep climbing, Sydney plateaus and Melbourne slips — the national figure masks widening divergence between capitals.

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Tom Whitlock

Policy & Macro Correspondent · Monday 1 June 2026 · 4 min read

Property & Mortgages · Uncorrelated Finance

National dwelling values edged higher last month, but the headline number obscures a market splitting three ways, the latest CoreLogic figures show.

Perth and Brisbane continued to lead on tight supply and population growth, while Sydney values flattened and Melbourne recorded a small decline.

Higher-for-longer rates are weighing on borrowing capacity even as listings stay below the five-year average in the strongest markets.

Auction clearance rates softened modestly, an early sign buyer urgency may be cooling as spring stock arrives.

#property#CoreLogic#housing#mortgages

Tom Whitlock

Policy & Macro Correspondent · Ex-Treasury; economics honours

Tom reports on fiscal policy, the Federal Budget, superannuation and global macro.