Over 8,000 new reverse mortgages written in twelve months. Coastal hotspots from Byron to Jervis Bay lead the shift. Superannuation gaps and soft prices are changing how Australians fund retirement.
Same suburbs, same pattern: outer fringe, high-density precincts and second-tier luxury postcodes lead every downturn. This time, stretched borrowers and rising listings point to another round.
One city dominated value performance across three separate corrections. The pattern points to structural traits that buffer capital loss when rates rise.
Ballarat and Bendigo are drawing investor attention while Melbourne suburbs fall, but the tax reforms driving this have created a timing window that closes in August.
June data shows apartments surging while detached supply barely moves. What does that split mean for investors and first-home buyers hunting supply gaps?