We are proud to announce that CoreLogic, the industry's premier provider of real estate analytics, renowned data packs are now directly available through the Macrobond platform.

This data integration empowers our customers to elevate their understanding of the Australian property market and its far-reaching economic impacts.

Through this partnership, customers now have seamless access to CoreLogic's Economist Pack, Research Pack, and Market Trends. These comprehensive datasets cover a wealth of key metrics, from capital city aggregates and median sales prices to new listings and rental market data.

By combining CoreLogic's proprietary property insights with Macrobond's powerful analytical tools, you'll gain unparalleled visibility into the drivers and trends shaping the Australian real estate landscape. Analyze the interconnected impacts on inflation, employment, consumer finances, and debt markets - all in one intuitive platform.

Dive into the featured charts below to see how this integration can transform your property research and decision-making.

1 - Strong 10-year returns in Australian housing market

What does this chart show us?

Historical 10-year return of the Australian Housing Market by capital appreciation and rental income. This popular asset class among Australians has consistently delivered strong total returns. Investors and real estate owners have experienced equity-like returns in nearly all locations where they have purchased property within Australia.

2 - CoreLogic Hedonic Value Index predicts rising Australian rental inflation

What does this chart show us?

The monthly CoreLogic hedonic rental value index is an excellent high-frequency indicator for predicting Australian rental inflation. The rental index typically precedes the inflation indicator by about 12 months based on Macrobond’s correlation analysis, suggesting that consumers will likely continue to experience consistently high rents.

3 - Properties in Australia sell in under 30 days

What does this chart show us?

The median time real estate spends on the market is less than 30 days on average across major Australian cities. This indicates that the demand for properties in Australia remains high while the supply is very limited. This demand and supply imbalance continue to be a big driver of the growth in Australian real estate value.

4 - Hobart’s prices nearly doubled, investors seek alternatives

What does this chart show us?

In the last ten years, Hobart stands out as one of the top-performing real estate regions, with its sales prices nearly doubling, while Adelaide has experienced a recent surge. Investors and homeowners are now looking into other capital cities beyond Sydney and Melbourne.

5 - Sales volume steady, high prices likely to persist

What does this chart show us?

Despite higher rates and financing costs, the modelled sales volume remains consistent with the 10-year average. Interest in the Australian real estate market remains robust, and with a continuous influx of wealthy immigrants, this trend should support the sustained high home prices.

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