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Well, last week, you might remember we talked about PropTrak's modelling showing the worst is yet to come with property prices likely to fall a further 3% to 6% this year. before tumbling another 9% to 12% by December 2023. We also talked about the possibility of a 20% fall in Sydney. Since then, though, so much has happened. So let's bring in this morning Martin North from Digital Finance Analytics. And a very good morning to you, Martin. Great to have you on The Breakfast Podcast.
Thank you very much for inviting me.
So the property market has been running at different speeds around the country but as the rate hikes are implemented so too are these areas like say Brisbane now starting to fall back into the fold and coming off its own speed to be more in step I guess with a Melbourne or a Sydney.
Yes, it's very interesting to watch how this is playing out. You know, the markets are quite diverse across the country, and there are different stages of evolution. So prices started to shoot up in Sydney and Melbourne earlier. They've started to come down.
How is Brisbane’s property market falling back in line with Sydney and Melbourne?
Brisbane later. West Coast, its own march, I guess. But if you look at South Australia and Tasmania, they're also beginning to ease back as well. So I think what happens is that Sydney, Melbourne, because it's the biggest market, probably sets the pace. Others follow different paces beyond that. But then I'd also make the point that investment in houses and investment in apartments is also moving at a different rate. And the top end of the market is dropping quicker than the bottom end of the market. So you've got to get granular to really understand what's going on. But definitely, I think more areas are now retreating. And I think the retreat will continue.
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