The "For Sale" signs are staying up longer, auctions are passing in, and headlines are shouting "downturn." So, why are first-home buyers still sitting on the sidelines?
After years of relentless price growth, the Australian property market is finally catching its breath. Between consecutive interest rate hikes and major tax reforms, the landscape has shifted—but instead of a rush to buy, we’re seeing a wave of hesitation. Are buyers waiting for a bigger dip, or has the fear of the unknown officially taken hold?
Brent is joined by Domain’s Chief of Research and Economics, Dr. Nicola Powell, to decode the latest data. We’re moving beyond the panic to look at who is actually winning in this new market, why investors are pivoting to new builds, and whether "waiting for the bottom" is a stroke of genius or a major missed opportunity.
The First-Home Buyer Stall: Why the people who needed this cooling the most are now the ones hitting the brakes.
The Top-End Correction: Why premium homes are seeing the sharpest price drops and what that tells us about the rest of the market.
The Investor Pivot: How tax reforms are changing where and what investors are buying.
The Buyer's Advantage: With less competition and more stock on the shelves, how do you navigate this new "wait and see" environment?
Whether you're saving for your first deposit or managing an investment portfolio, get the expert insight you need to make your next move.

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