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The RBA’s rate rise may slow some buyers down, but it’s unlikely to take the heat out of the WA market overnight. Perth is still being supported by relative affordability, steady demand and tight housing supply which means WA may continue to hold up better than some of the eastern states, even in a higher-rate environment. It also reinforces why affordable housing remains such an important part of the conversation here in WA.

Perth home values have risen 22% over the past year, continuing the strong momentum in WA’s property market. Key insights from the latest housing data: • 22% annual growth in Perth home values • 6.8% growth over the past quarter • 2.3% growth recorded in February • Housing supply remains tight, keeping pressure on prices Source: Cotality Housing Chart Pack – March 2026

Perth is still doing what Perth does best - quietly outperforming. While Sydney and Melbourne start to lose heat, WA is still attracting attention for its affordability and strong demand. That’s a big reason we remain confident in the WA market. Read More: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.brokernews.com.au%2Fnews%2Fbreaking-news%2Fperth-property-booms-as-sydney-melbourne-lose-market-heat-288982.aspx%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExcEk2cnRhaUhBMGJGb0xCR3N

If you’ve been watching the property market lately, you’ll know it hasn’t been easy for first-home buyers across Australia. The latest insights from Domain show affordability pressures continuing in many capital cities but here in Perth, the story is a little more encouraging. Perth continues to offer relative value compared to the eastern states, and that’s keeping opportunity within reach for many buyers. Strong demand and steady growth are reinforcing confidence in the WA

Recent reporting shows regional WA markets - including Albany, Kalgoorlie and Busselton - are currently outperforming Perth in growth and activity. While Perth remains stable, regional centres are benefiting from: • Strong local economic drivers • Ongoing housing supply shortages • Infrastructure investment • Lifestyle migration trends For investors, this reinforces an important point: opportunity isn’t always where the headlines focus. Strategic regional markets continue to

Australia’s property market has started 2026 with solid momentum, as highlighted in the latest Cotality Monthly Housing Chart Pack. The total value of Australia’s residential real estate market has risen to $12.4 trillion , reinforcing housing’s position as a cornerstone of national wealth. Over the past 12 months, national dwelling values have increased by 9.4% , adding approximately $78,699  to the median home value. Quarterly growth remains positive at 2.4%, although condi

Australia’s property market is starting the year on a strong note. Here’s what stood out this month: The total value of residential real estate climbed to $12.4 trillion. Home values are up 9.4% over the past year, adding nearly $79,000 to the median property price. Sales activity picked up, with over 556,000 homes sold nationally in the past 12 months — and properties are selling faste r than they were a year ago. Rents continue to rise across the country, increasing 5.4% ov

Australia’s housing market has kicked off 2026 on solid footing, with new data from CoreLogic highlighting strong growth, rising buyer activity, and continued demand in the affordable end of the market. Whether you’re an active investor or simply keeping an eye on trends, these numbers are worth noting: 🔍 Key Highlights $12.3 trillion  – Total value of Australian residential property as of December 2025 +8.6%  – Annual dwelling value growth in 2025 (~$71K added to the median

WA’s seeing a serious uptick in property investment. This piece from Domain unpacks what’s behind the surge - from strong rental yields to investor confidence returning across the board. A good read if you’re watching what’s happening locally. https://www.domain.com.au/.../whats-driving-was.../ ...

There’s been plenty of talk around what’s next, and this piece from Domain breaks it down well - from housing supply and migration, to what might influence buyer demand in WA. Worth a read if you’re keeping an eye on where the market could be heading. Read more: https://www.domain.com.au/.../what-does-2026-have-in.../

RP Data’s latest chart pack is out - housing values have hit $12 Trillion, and the gap between houses and units keeps growing. WA’s performance is still solid across the board. Read the report here: https://discover.cotality.com/.../AU-Housing-Chart-Pack ...

The RBA held rates this week - a welcome breather for buyers and investors. Confidence is picking up, and Domain's latest article suggests it's the best news the property market has seen all year. WA continues to show resilience with solid demand and tight supply still driving things forward. We're keeping a close eye on conditions - feel free to reach out if you’d like a chat about where the opportunities are sitting right now.

Perth’s housing values are climbing at the fastest pace in more than two years, according to new data from Cotality. Low supply and strong buyer demand continue to drive competition, with values trending higher across many suburbs. Even with interest rate fluctuations, the market’s momentum shows that confidence in WA property remains strong.  What this means for buyers and investors: Well-located homes are selling quickly - preparation is key. Limited listings are keeping up

According to REIWA, Perth’s median house price is forecast to grow by up to 10% in 2025 - driven by strong population growth and ongoing housing shortages. For investors, this reinforces Western Australia’s position as one of the nation’s most resilient and high-performing markets. At WAI Group, we’re continuing to deliver quality SDA and residential projects in growth locations across WA - providing investors with opportunities backed by long-term demand and purpose-driven h

Listings are down around 40% from this time last year, according to The West Australian — meaning fewer homes on the market and plenty of eager buyers still looking. Less stock = more competition… and properties that tick the boxes are moving fast. Keeping an eye on the trends helps us stay ahead in a market that’s showing no signs of slowing just yet. Read more here: https://thewest.com.au/.../record-low-stock-spring-sales ...

In a powerful reflection of Australia’s booming housing market, Perth’s home prices are on the rise again, keeping pace with the national trend as revealed in the latest June quarter data. Buyers, sellers, and investors alike — take note. Median house prices in Perth have jumped, continuing a strong upward movement driven by low stock levels, strong population growth, and robust buyer demand. This comes as no surprise to lo cals who’ve been watching properties fly off the mar

The CoreLogic Monthly Housing Chart Pack is out, and it’s packed with insights you don’t want to miss: National Home Values rose 0.8% in August Brisbane, Adelaide & Perth continue leading the market Sales volumes, rental yields, and vacancy rates tracked across all capitals Dwelling approvals remain below average Mortgage lending shows signs of stabilisation Whether you're an investor, buyer, or industry expert — this report is your data goldmine. Download the full report:...