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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...

Our Dual Occupancy homes in Mandurah are taking great shape! With construction powering ahead, the next step is roadways going in – another big milestone on the journey to completion. Exciting times ahead for this growing community!

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:...

New data from the ABS confirms it — Western Australia is leading the country when it comes to house price increases. WA’s average house prices have surged ahead of all other states, underlining the strength and resilience of the local market. Whether it’s Perth or the regions, momentum is building — and the opportunities are real. What’s Driving WA’s Growth? WA recorded the strongest annual increase in average house prices across Australia Regional hotspots like Geraldton, Al

Australia’s property market is regaining momentum - with WA once again leading the way. According to a new report, market sentiment has jumped to a 2-year high, with Perth and regional WA experiencing price lifts and strong buyer activity. Key Takeaways: - Market confidence has surged back to yearly highs. - Perth and regional WA are posting strong growth - with over $86K in annual gains. - First-home buyers now make up 40% of all purchases. Momentum is returning - and region

It’s not just Perth making waves - regional WA is officially leading the nation in property price growth, according to Domain’s latest report. Geraldton Albany Busselton Each of these markets is experiencing standout annual growth thanks to strong demand, limited housing stock, and increasing lifestyle appeal. We’re proud to be actively working in all three of these locations - developing housing projects, including SDA-supported homes, that respond to real local need. If

For the third quarter in a row, Geraldton has topped the list for regional house price growth in WA — with prices rising 5.1% in just the June quarter and a 26.8% jump year-on-year, according to the latest figures from REIWA. With a current median house price of $520,000, this coastal city continues to attract attention from buyers and investors alike. Why Geraldton? > Strong local demand and limited new stock. > Competitive rental yields. > Affordable entry point compared to

Western Australia continues to stand out with Perth leading all capital cities in annual dwelling value growth — up 23.6% year-on-year. While national momentum is easing, WA’s market fundamentals remain strong: low stock, solid yields, and consistent demand. But affordability challenges and rising competition remain key considerations for buyers and investors alike. Explore the full report here: https://pages.corelogic.com/hubfs/CoreLogic%20AU/Gated%20Content/2508-Cotality-Ho

Western Australia's property market continues to gain momentum, with Perth’s median house price now at $855,000, rising nearly 8% year-on-year. Regional centres are also experiencing strong buyer demand and limited listings - conditions that are shaping opportunities across the state. What’s Driving the Market: Low supply levels: Property listings are currently ~40% below average, creating tight conditions and supporting prices. Population growth: Migration into WA is outpaci

In a surprise move, the RBA have announced they are holding the interest rate at 3.85%. Read more here: https://www.news.com.au/.../a08ed3d59941ae0f7399b9f389f9cdcd

The Reserve Bank of Australia is widely expected to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points today, reducing it to 3.60%. This is aimed at stimulating a cooling economy and alleviating mortgage stress. Homeowners: Review your loans and speak with one of our team members to see how you can benefit from the expected rate drop. Sources: Reuters – RBA Rate Cut Expected July 8, 2025 Canstar – July Rate Meeting Expectations The Australian – RBA Strategy

Perth's property market continues its upward trajectory, with the median house price reaching $790,000 as of June 2025. This growth is fuelled by strong demand and limited supply, positioning Perth as a leading market in Australia. Thinking of buying or investing? Now might be the time to act before prices climb further. Sources: REIWA/therealestateconversation.com.au

We’ve kicked off construction on two purpose-built Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) homes in Beechboro - and we couldn’t be prouder. These homes are designed with heart and purpose to support six people with disability to live more independently and comfortably. From wide corridors and step-free access to adaptable kitchens and private spaces for overnight support, every detail has been thoughtfully planned to meet real needs. A big thank you to our partners Nesti Ho

Stunning new SDA home now available in Caversham, Perth — modern, accessible, and ready to move in!

CoreLogic’s March 2025 Monthly Housing Chart Pack reveals continued momentum in Australia’s property landscape. Over the past quarter, national home values rose 1.2%, with capital cities leading at 1.5% growth, while regional markets saw a more moderate 0.7% increase. Notably, Perth remains one of the strongest performers, with dwelling values up 14.3% over the year, driven by sustained demand and limited housing supply. The rental market continues to tighten, with rents incr

We recently celebrated the Soil Turning at Derwent Place, Rokeby - marking the beginning of a brand-new Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) development! This project will provide modern, accessible housing for Tasmanians with disability, empowering them to live independently in a safe and supportive environment. A big thank you to everyone who joined us on the day! Stay tuned for more updates as we bring this vision to life. Check out highlights: https://www.facebook.co

CoreLogic's February 2025 Monthly Housing Chart Pack reveals a dynamic shift in Australia's property landscape. Over the past quarter, national home values experienced a modest decline of 0.3%, with capital cities seeing a 0.7% drop, while regional areas demonstrated resilience with a 1.0% increase. Notably, the more affordable segment of the market led growth, as lower quartile property values rose by 9.4% over the year, contrasting with a 1.5% uptick in the upper quartile.