As we head into 2025, the Australian property market continues to evolve. From shifting market dynamics to emerging regional hotspots, this year presents both exciting opportunities and complex challenges for property owners, investors, and industry participants alike.
In this comprehensive report, our team of experts at Ray White, working alongside our colleagues at Loan Market Group, brings you detailed insights into the trends that will shape the property landscape in 2025.
Our Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee provides a deep analysis of interest rate movements and house price trends, while our Head of Research Vanessa Rader offers valuable insights into the commercial property sector, particularly the emerging strength in retail assets and the structural changes facing the office market. Our Senior Data Analyst Atom Go Tian looks at shifts in the luxury property market and identifies key growth areas across the country.
The report also features expert analysis from our partners at Loan Market Group, examining the changing dynamics in property financing and lending trends that will impact buyers and investors throughout 2025.
Whether you’re looking to buy your first home, expand your investment portfolio, or simply stay informed about market movements, understanding these trends is crucial for making well-informed property decisions.
Our network of over 1,000 offices across Australia, New Zealand, and Asia remains committed to helping you navigate these market dynamics with confidence and clarity. While the property landscape may be complex, our experienced agents and partners are here to guide you through every step of your property journey.
We trust this report will provide you with valuable insights to help you make informed decisions in 2025.
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https://ecomms.raywhite.com/rv/ff00e0a6e6057bcdd4bf076ab34b8bbdb3cd5fa7 Nerida Conisbee, Ray White Chief Economist The transition from stamp duty to land tax represents one of the most significant potential reforms in Australian property policy. While the economic benefits are clear, most state governments remain hesitant to implement such a major change. New Zealand made an immediate transition … Read more
