Ray White Upper North Shore

Australia’s housing market is now in a coordinated acceleration phase, with every single major market now exhibiting monthly growth rates that signal significant momentum building across the nation. This acceleration appears to be directly driven by the Reserve Bank’s interest rate cutting cycle, with two cuts already delivered this year and perhaps two more anticipated before year’s end. If current monthly growth rates continue nationally, Australia could be looking at annual house price growth of around 12.7% by mid-2026, nearly double the current 7.0% cent annual rate, Canberra’s property market is showing signs of a gentle resurgence - with dwelling values up 0.8% in Q2 and 2.4% annually, slower pace compared to other capitals. While it’s not leading the national growth race, it’s carving out a niche of steady progress and long-term appeal. The city’s housing values are slowly lifting from their previous downturn, supported by growing interest in affordable suburbs and a stable investment outlook. With falling interest rates and steady supply, Canberra is expected to see continued mild gains through 2025. While it lacks the pace of faster-growing cities, it offers low volatility, both of which appeal to long-term buyers and investors seeking stability and steady performance over hype. If you’re thinking of making a move, my team and I will use our experience and market insights to put you in the best position. I invite you to get in touch and experience the Ray White difference for yourself. Andrew Lonsdale Senior Sales Agent Ray White Canberra WHAT’S HAPPENING IN YOUR MARKET?

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