Are Australia's property markets finally cooling down after years of relentless growth, or are we heading for a major correction? 

New housing data shows national home prices falling for the fifth consecutive month, with capital cities taking the heaviest hit as stretched affordability and high interest rates weigh on buyers. But while major cities slide, regional areas are proving remarkably resilient. Brent is joined by Anne Flaherty, Senior Economist at realestate.com.au, to break down the latest numbers and see what the market means for buyers and sellers.

• The Five-Month Slide: Unpacking why national home prices have dropped to 2.7% below their March peak following consecutive monthly declines.

• Capital Cities Under Pressure: How previously booming markets like Adelaide, Sydney, and Melbourne are cooling under severe affordability pressures.

• The Two-Speed Market: Why regional areas are holding firm with a resilient 6.6% annual growth while capital city momentum stalls.

• Units vs. Houses: How tightening borrowing capacities are driving first-home buyers and smart money toward more affordable unit sectors.

If you're trying to time your next move in the property market, this is an absolute must-listen.