Angus Moore

And I'm a little parochial here because I grew up in Adelaide.

I think Adelaide's one of the most interesting this year.

So prices in Adelaide are actually still continuing to grow.

They're up 0.6% in May.

And that's against prices nationally falling by 0.1%.

So Adelaide is really outperforming the rest of the nation at the moment.

We did see a lot of new stock come to market in Adelaide in May.

So we saw 18% more new listings than we did in April.

Again, partly that's public holidays in April.

But even when we look compared to the same time last year in Adelaide, listings are up more than 13%.

So that's helping give buyers a bit more choice.

And we'll start to call some of the competition in the market.

But much like in Brisbane, the total stock available in Adelaide is well down compared to pre-pandemic.

And it is pretty competitive for buyers.

Yeah, we've certainly seen a busy start to the year in Perth, as we have in other capital cities.

But Perth has been quite busy.

So the first quarter was very busy.

April was a little quieter, as it was kind of right around the country with the public holidays.

But again, surging through in May, keeping that pace of activity reasonably strong.

And if we're looking at