Property down, rent up
7/1/202630 min
The monthly property data we've been waiting for is here. And the numbers tell us that national property prices are, in fact, falling.
Meanwhile, rents are rising at an extraordinary clip - what part does this play in the affordability picture?
And in the wake of a wave of scandals at the big four consulting firms, the government has proposed potential regulations to respond to an industry occupied by only a few big players.
So what sorts of things could change?
Carrington Clarke and ABC Business Reporter Steph Chalmers break it all down on ABC Business Daily.
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First 90 secondsSteph Chalmers0:00
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Sam Hawley0:33
Join me for ABC NewsDaily. Find us on ABC Listen So we have fresh data out on the property market, and it confirms what we have been talking about in recent months.
Carrington Clarke· Host0:44
Property prices are falling nationally. In fact, month on month, it was the biggest decline since December 2022. So what's going on? Where's the pain being felt, and where does property go from here? And I also want to deep dive into rents, which are rising at an extraordinary clip. Is that part of the affordability picture? Welcome to ABC Business Daily. [upbeat music] I'm Carrington Clark.
Steph Chalmers1:13
And I'm ABC business reporter Steph Chalmers.
Carrington Clarke· Host1:16
Steph, thank you for joining us.
Steph Chalmers1:18
Thank you.
Carrington Clarke· Host1:18
Uh, we're dealing with one of our national obsessions, which is property prices. So the cycle is, at the end of the calendar month, we basically get these releases, both from CoreLogic, which is