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News18 Aug 2026

Preliminary Capital-City Auction Clearance Rate Reached 56.5%

Cotality reported a 56.5% preliminary weighted clearance rate across the capital cities for the week ending 16 August 2026, based on 949 known results.

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Australia's Capital-City Property Listings Reach a Seven-Year High

Domain says total property listings across the combined capitals reached a seven-year high in July 2026. See what changed, the auction context and the limits of the data.

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Australian Home Values Fell 0.7% in July 2026

Cotality says its national Home Value Index fell 0.7% in July 2026 as declines widened beyond Sydney and Melbourne. See the city results and index limits.

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What Does Australia's Time to Buy a Dwelling Index Mean?

A practical explanation of Australia's Time to Buy a Dwelling Index, how to read it and why it is not a property-price forecast or buying recommendation.

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Regional Property Markets Outperforming Capital Cities in 2026

Why Australian regional property markets are outperforming capital cities in 2026: affordability, lifestyle migration, infrastructure investment, and what it means for buyers and investors.

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How the Middle East Conflict Is Affecting Australian Property Markets in 2026

The Middle East conflict is pushing up oil prices, inflation, and interest rates. What this means for Australian property prices, construction costs, and mortgage holders.

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Auction Clearance Rates Australia 2026: What They Mean and Current Trends

Understanding auction clearance rates: how they work as a market indicator, current trends across Australian capitals, and what they mean for buyers and sellers.

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RBA Raises Cash Rate to 4.10% in March 2026: What It Means for Property

The RBA increased the cash rate to 4.10% on 17 March 2026 — the first rise since November 2023. What this means for mortgage holders, borrowers, and the property market.