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Property Finance Chess: Plan Your Next 3 Moves, Not Just 1
Borrowing power fell by about 10% for geared investors after the budget changes, while banks began testing borrowers at rates 3% above their actual loan rate. Mark Davis explains why investors who sit on their hands may miss one of Melbourne’s best buyers markets in years.
New Era of Property Investment
Australia's property headlines say the market cannot find a bottom. But while premium suburbs fell 8.8% from July to September, 49 Ripehouse Advisory-approved affordable suburbs rose 4.8% over the same period.
The Property Investment Process Behind 2,000+ Purchases
One in 12 new-build buyers lost money over the measured period, compared with one in 250 for established homes. This property investment process is built around finding established family houses with stronger fundamentals, genuine scarcity and lasting owner-occupier appeal.
Mortgage Stress Isn’t About Your Suburb—It’s Your Street
450,000 Australian households are now in mortgage stress, according to the Reserve Bank of Australia. But the national number hides the real story: exposure is concentrated street by street, not evenly spread across every suburb.
Brisbane Olympics Property Boom? The Data Says Not Yet
Compare any street to the suburb → https://ripe.house/streets Subscribe for more data-led Australian property analysis from Ripehouse Advisory. #AustralianProperty #PropertyInvesting #BrisbaneProperty #Brisbane2032 #BuyersAgent This video is general information only and not financial or investment advice.
The Cheapest House Isn't Always a Bargain—Check This First
The cheapest house on the street is not automatically a bargain. A lower price can mean less land, hidden repairs or a completely different product — which is why comparable sales matter before you make an offer.
Every Australian State Got Weaker. Is the Bottom In?
Every Australian state and territory posted a weaker result last quarter. But that is direction, not proof of a crash or confirmation that the market has hit bottom.
5.3% Rent Growth: The 12-Month Maths Behind 3 New Buys
Rents across the suburbs Ripehouse Advisory tracks rose 5.3% over the last year, ahead of 4% inflation. In this episode of Just Bought, we break down three real purchases, what each costs to hold, and how the 12-month maths changes across different buyers and strategies.
The New Era of Australian Property Has Just Begun
Budget Worksheet: https://www.ripehouseadvisory.com.au/worksheet-budget Investor Decision Review: https://www.ripehouseadvisory.com.au/review 94% of Melbourne suburbs priced above $1.5 million are worth less today than they were in March — even as rents rose. This is not a crash; it is a split in the Melbourne property market, and the street you buy on now matters more than the suburb median.
Adelaide Down 35 Points as Brisbane Clears 21%
Adelaide’s auction market has given up 35 points in a year, while Brisbane cleared just 21% as the cash rate moved to 4.6%. • Five-capital aggregation: 509 sold from 1,025 reported — a 49.7% clearance rate • Adelaide: 39% from 75 reported, versus 74% a year ago • Brisbane: 22 sold from 103 reported, versus 47% a year ago • Acton Park and Allensford both rank at the 98th percentile, but their sold-price signals point in opposite directions This is a pricing gap between buyers and sellers, not a verdict on the homes.
4.6% Cash Rate: Brisbane Clearance Falls to 21%
The cash rate moved to 4.6%, but the bigger signal is the split in the auction room: Brisbane cleared just 21%, while Melbourne led the five capitals at 56%. • Across five capitals, 509 of 1,025 reported properties sold: 49.7%.
4.6%: CBA Boss Says Rate Hikes Are Finished
Rate hikes may be finished at 4.6%—but auction data is already showing the pressure on buyers and sellers. - The cash rate moved from 4.35% on 29 September to 4.6% from 30 September.
Values Down 5.2%, Rents Up 5.5% — Why Yields Are Rising
Australian home values have fallen 5.2% from their March peak, but rents are rising 5.5% year on year. That widening gap is lifting gross yields and creating a more attractive entry point for investors who buy well.
9.5% Up, 8.9% Down: Australia's Split Property Market
Australia’s cheapest homes rose 9.5% in a year while the most expensive fell 8.9% — a split market, not a crash. Jacob Field tests the headline against rents, inflation, migration, jobs and suburb-level data.
33% Brisbane Clearance: What the 4.6% Hike Means
Brisbane cleared just 33% of reported results before the Reserve Bank lifted the cash rate to 4.6%. Traders have since cut their bets on another rise in November.
Cannonvale vs Kingsville vs Emerald Beach: One Scores 76/100
You asked us to run the numbers on Cannonvale, Kingsville and Emerald Beach — here's what the data says. Cannonvale → $870,000 median, 5.38% gross yield and $900 a week rent → 2.4% vacancy, 12 days on market and 195 sales in 12 months Kingsville → $1,150,000 median, down 12.9% in 12 months → 3.30% gross yield, 2.2% vacancy and 16 days on market Emerald Beach → $930,000 median, down 29.8% in 12 months → 4.25% gross yield, 4.4% vacancy and 24 sales in 12 months Requested by Stephen, Jake and our community — keep them coming.
Evanston Park vs Proserpine vs Lakes Entrance: One Scores 98/100
You asked us to run the numbers on Evanston Park, Proserpine and Lakes Entrance — here's what the data says. Evanston Park → $785,000 house median, up 9% in 12 months; 3.71% gross yield and 0.9% vacancy.
32% Brisbane Clearance Before 4.6% Rate Hike
Brisbane went into the Reserve Bank’s 4.6% cash-rate decision with a preliminary clearance rate of just 32%—half its 64% a year ago. The message is not “don’t buy”; it is that pricing gaps and borrowing costs demand better evidence.
West Hobart vs Pacific Paradise vs Werribee: One Scores 72/100
You asked us to run the numbers on West Hobart, Pacific Paradise and Werribee — here's what the data says. West Hobart → House median: $1,115,000, up 23.9% in 12 months; 8 days on market → Rent: $690 a week; gross yield 3.22%; vacancy 1.5% Pacific Paradise → House median: $1,120,000; rent $875 a week; gross yield 4.06% → Rent growth: 19%; vacancy 1.8%; 25 sales in 12 months Werribee → House median: $690,000; 766 sales in 12 months; 19 days on market → Rent: $475 a week, down 5%; gross yield 3.58%; vacancy 6.4% Requested by our community — keep them coming.
Rates Rise! Which Price Point does the hike hit hardest?
Rate hikes are not hitting every Australian suburb equally. The data shows the real dividing line is price point: above $1.5 million, 70% of suburbs are lower, while affordable markets continue to rise.
36% Brisbane Clearance: The Rate Call Test
Brisbane’s auction market is flashing a clear signal before the Reserve Bank decision — but it is not a verdict on property. • Brisbane cleared just 36%, down from 64% a year ago.
28% Brisbane Clearance Hides a Bigger Property Story
Brisbane’s 28% clearance rate looks weak—but the detail tells a more useful story. Sellers turned up, buyers stayed quiet, and 94 properties passed in.
78 Passed In, 50.7% Clearance Tells The Story
78 Brisbane sellers went home without a buyer, but that does not tell the full story. Saturday’s room told us about method; the fundamentals still tell us about value.
Morley vs Port Macquarie vs Boronia: One Scores 75/100
You asked us to run the numbers on Morley, Port Macquarie and Boronia — here’s what the data says. Morley → Sold median has run from $780,000 to $1,090,000 in 23 months, up 39.7%, and is still sitting at its peak.
New Homes vs Established: $205,000 Ahead in 5 Years
Do new homes grow in value at the same rate as established dwellings? Our latest data-led study says no — and the gap is larger than most investors realise.
Eagleby vs Sunbury vs Cherrybrook: One Scores 80/100
A $760,000 Melbourne growth corridor and a $2,565,000 Sydney upper-north-shore pocket both score 80/100 tonight — the first dead heat in this show's history, separated by 105 places out of 15,286 rated suburbs. The Ripehouse research engine rates Eagleby QLD, Sunbury VIC and Cherrybrook NSW — one built its way to 80, one locked its gates to get there, and the third let its price do all the work and lost 41 points in a month.
AU Property Daily: 67 Sellers, No Buyer | Sun 13 Sep 2026
67 Brisbane sellers went home without a buyer on Saturday — yet the two strongest suburbs our research engine scores this week are both in Queensland. Brisbane cleared just 31% of its reported auctions in the week to 12 September, the weakest of any capital, with 67 of 120 passed in.
Median Prices Are Misleading — The Data Says Why
National headlines are pointing to falling median house prices, but the underlying sold-price data tells a different story. In Australia, property values can rise even while the median falls — and this video shows why the mix of homes selling matters.
5% Growth in 4 Weeks — Headline Markets Missed This
The property market is not moving as one national average. In the first weeks of spring, the real story is showing up in price bands — and one decile has already run much harder than the headlines suggest.
Thornlie vs Comboyne vs Deception Bay: One Scores 58/100
Three suburbs that were all 90-something not long ago. Thornlie WA printed its all-time-high price ($925K) and all-time-high rent ($750/wk) in the same month — and the score printed 34.
Rent Eats 56% Of Pay. Here's Where The Pressure Lands.
https://ripe.house/brief-pricedout Rent in Australia now takes 56% of the average worker's take-home pay — the worst reading in the Everybody's Home Priced Out series. The average national apartment costs $614 a week against a $70,000 income, and even $130,000 earners still hand over more than a third.
Brisbane 120sqm: The Backyard Just Became A Building Site
https://ripe.house/brief-lotsize Brisbane just cut the minimum lot size in parts of the city from 260 square metres to 120. A 185sqm driveway in Petrie Terrace sold for $855,000 the same week.
$994.8B debt, 21.3% gearing record low
Australia just crossed $994.8 billion in government securities on issue — but the bigger number is still housing at $12.77 trillion. - Government debt is 7.8% of Australian housing value - Housing added $315.9 billion in the March quarter alone - Housing debt to assets is 21.3%, a record low - Household debt to income is 177.7%, not 190% - Four of the last five years, household debt to income has fallen Then we compare two 99th percentile suburbs with almost identical yields and very different rental markets: Kewana, QLD at 4.58% yield and 0.80% vacancy, versus Newborough, VIC at 4.55% yield and 4.70% vacancy.
Hornsby vs Frankston vs Annandale: One Scores 77/100
You asked us to run the numbers on Hornsby, Frankston and Annandale — here’s what the data says. Hornsby → Median house price: $1.9 million in July, down 3.4% from the April peak of $1.966 million and up 2.7% year on year.
Parramatta vs Kin Kora vs White Hills: One Scores 100/100
You asked us to run the numbers on Parramatta, Kin Kora and White Hills — here’s what the data says. Parramatta, NSW → Median house price $1.62 million in July, down 25.5% from the October 2024 peak of $2.175 million.
Clarkson vs Epping vs Coomera: One Scores 97/100
You asked us to run the numbers on Clarkson, Epping and Coomera — here's what the data says. Clarkson → Perth's north; postcode 6030; Wanneroo City Council.
204,000 Homes Short — And New Builds Won
The National Housing Accord is now forecast to miss by 204,000 homes — and the money is moving exactly where the policy sent it. • Master Builders now forecasts Australia finishes 204,000 homes short of the Accord target • Investor loan commitments for new dwellings hit 10,923 in the June quarter, the highest in the series • Existing dwelling investor lending is down nearly 19% from its December peak • New builds are now nearly 21% of all investor lending, up from under 17% a year ago The real story is composition, not collapse.
4.5% Unemployment, 4.6% NIRU
Australia’s unemployment rate hit 4.5% yesterday, but the detail underneath was more interesting. - Full-time jobs rose 16,300 to 10.2 million - Part-time work fell 32,200 - CBA puts the NIRU at about 4.6%, and we printed 4.5% - Western Australia shed 1.4% of employment in a single month That matters for borrowing power, lender treatment of income, and how you read the headline versus the mix beneath it.
$100m loan fraud explains auction losses
Hundreds of millions of dollars in suspected fraudulent home loans has just been flagged across 10 major banks — and it helps explain why some auction results have looked irrational. - 41% of borrowers in an UBS survey said their applications were not completely factually accurate - The wage price index printed at 3.2% for the year - The property angle: inflated incomes, misrepresented employment and fabricated or unverifiable business activity - Borrowers using mortgage brokers were more likely to submit inaccurate applications: 44% vs 29% Jacob also breaks down why Old Toongabbie and Yerongquinty's signals are moving in opposite directions, and what that means for buyers.
St Marys vs Lara vs Rockhampton City: One Scores 97/100
Twenty points between first and last — and the biggest gap on the board sits between second and first, not last and second. Tonight's countdown: St Marys NSW opens the board with a capitulation that closed to an exact-zero sold-versus-asking gap in July — a first for this series.
3.3% wages: the number that decides housing
At half past 11 this morning, the Bureau prints the wage price index for the June quarter — and it’s the number that helps decide whether Australia tracks New Zealand and Canada, or holds the softer landing. - New Zealand real house prices are down close to 30% in real terms since early 2022 - Canada is down about 20%; Australia’s latest monthly move was -0.7%, the biggest since December 2022 - National dwelling values fell 0.7% in July; Brisbane was down 0.6% and Adelaide 0.2% - North Bendigo is moving differently to Brunswick East: stronger yield, lower price, tighter local signals If you want the street-level version for your own suburb, the link is in the description and pinned in the comments: https://ripe.house/brief-wages Disclaimer: This content is general information only and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs.
$100K for waiting: fear of overpaying
One weekend, three cities, and three very different auction outcomes. - A Sydney vendor was almost paid $1.9 million, held out, and sold for $2 million.
Lavington vs Cairns City vs Melton: One Scores 87/100
All three broke — one stalled, one has barely started climbing, and one is almost all the way back. Tonight's countdown order is the recovery order.
Sydney Agents Call a Floor: 54% Clears
Sydney agents have started using a word they have not used all year: floor. After Saturday’s auctions, the on-the-ground message was clear — prices may still look weak in the headline, but the better stock is tightening up.
50% Rule Gone: Supply Just Got Tighter
A Queensland Court of Appeal ruling has changed how “affordable” can be used in Gold Coast planning — and the second-order effect is less future supply, not more. Three numbers matter: - Cash rate: 4.35%, unchanged on 12 August, with the next meeting not until late September - Gold Coast needs 180,000 new dwellings by 2040 - Some projects could go up to 50% above height limits under planning rules — until the affordability argument was struck out Then we go street by street in Walkerston, where one median hides a two-times spread.
20% Perth Fall Still Leaves a Cushion
Perth could fall 20% and still sit around where it was in April last year. Melbourne only has to fall 10% to get back before the pandemic.
66% by Houses, 52% by People
Australia’s home ownership rate is 66% by houses — but about 52% by people. That 14-point gap is the real story in the data.
Investor apps down 28%: where it matters
Investor loan applications at Australia’s biggest bank are down 28% since May, while owner-occupier applications are down 9%. - Same bank, same rates, same economy — very different borrower response - Westpac reported applications down 20% since May - NAB flagged 15% down since the end of March - The exit is already in the price on some streets, and nowhere on others Today’s brief looks at why the buyer mix changed, what the bank results are really telling us, and why street-level data matters more than a national average.
RBA Held — Housing Already Turned
The Reserve Bank held at 4.35% and, in the same statement, admitted housing momentum has shifted. • Cash rate held at 4.35%, with the vote unanimous • Inflation not expected back in the middle of target until late 2027 • National clearance rate hit 55.1% — an 11-week high • Prices are still falling in some capital cities while some buyers step back in Then we break down why a hold can lift confidence without removing pressure, and why street-level data matters more than the headline cash rate.
4.35% Cash Rate, Decision Four Today
Three rate rises this year, and today the Reserve Bank decides again at half past two. The market is already telling you something important: the old cheap-money era is finished.
Sydney -10%? This Suburb Is Already -19.4%
One Sydney suburb is already down 19.4% — and that is $790,000 gone from the typical home in North Curl Curl since September. - NAB now expects Sydney and Melbourne median dwelling values to fall 10% peak to trough - Sydney’s median home value sits at $1.24 million after falling 4% in three months - North Curl Curl is down 19.4%, Malabar 18.7%, and Wheeler Heights 17.3% - The cash rate is 4.35% and the Reserve Bank Board meets today, with the decision tomorrow afternoon The headline forecast is lagging the data.
54.8% Repriced to 48.5% — Clearance Trap
The auction clearance rate you read on Sunday is an estimate — and it often gets revised lower once the slower results land. This Daily Brief breaks down why that matters, using the weekend’s numbers and the street-by-street facts that can’t be massaged later.
37 affordable apartments nearly unbuilt
37 affordable apartments in Sydney were nearly unbuilt this year — and that matters for how you read supply forecasts. Key takeaways: - 74 apartments were approved in the development.
20% Fewer Auctions — It’s Not Price
20% of the auctions that should be happening this month are not happening — and the reason isn’t price, it’s a deadline. Three numbers matter: - Auction listings across the major capitals are down almost 20% year on year.
Investor lending +18.8% as auctions fall 20%
Investor lending is still running hard while listings are thinning — and that changes the bargain you think you’re bidding against. - Investor home loans rose 18.8% over the year - Owner-occupier lending was up 2.5% - Total commitments were up 8.6%, despite a 6.2% fall in the March quarter - Homes going to auction were down nearly 20% year on year Jacob breaks down what that means for competition, why street-level data matters more than suburb averages, and why Bridgewater and Menora look nothing like the headlines suggest.
17% in Playford, while Australia fell 0.7%
One region in Adelaide’s north just posted +17% in 90 days, while the national index fell 0.7% in July. Jacob breaks down why the market is splitting into two very different bands: prestige lifestyle markets and affordable value-driven markets.
The Average Is Lying: Top End -3.2%, Bottom End +0.3% | Tuesday 4 August 2026
Get the free Five Markets framework → https://ripe.house/brief-tier-gap The headline this morning said Australian home values fell 0.7% in July — the worst month since December 2022. That average describes a market that does not exist.
It Costs $1M To Build. It Sells For Less. | Morning Brief 3 Aug 2026
It costs more than $1 million to build a single mid-rise apartment in Sydney. Every headline this morning is about Sydney's 48% clearance rate.
Sydney cleared 48%. Melbourne cleared 60%.
Yesterday Sydney cleared 48% of its auctions. So Melbourne is the stronger market, right?
Approvals Jumped 7.2%. Houses Rose 0.4%. | Morning Brief 1 Aug 2026
The ABS said dwelling approvals rose 7.2% in June. That number is doing a lot of work.
15% Drop in Home Loan Applications — The Market Queue Is Emptying
Home loan applications, first home buyer demand and investor demand are all rolling over at once — and that matters more than the last price print. NAB, Equifax and Westpac are all showing the same thing: credit demand is contracting faster than prices, which usually means the market is changing before the headlines catch up.
Glenella vs Claremont vs Atwell: One Scores 100/100
One scores a perfect 100 out of 100 — and it is not the million-dollar one. The most expensive suburb tonight finishes last, and it is not close.
The RBA Was Wrong By 100 Points: CPI Just Landed | Morning Brief 30 Jul 2026
The Reserve Bank forecast inflation at 4.8%. Yesterday it printed 3.8% — a full percentage point of forecasting error, and traders cut the odds of any 2026 rate hike from over 90% to about 50% in a single session.
CPI Lands In Four Hours: What It Costs You | Morning Brief 29 Jul 2026
The June CPI lands at 11:30am today — the last inflation print the RBA sees before it meets on 10-11 August. The core number rose to 3.6% last month, and 25 basis points on a $500,000 loan is about $80 a month.
48% auctions fail, but streets still win
48% of auctions are failing right now — but that headline still hides what’s happening street by street. - Capital city sales are down 16.2% on a year ago and 14.5% below the five-year average - Advertised stock is up almost 11%: more homes, fewer buyers - Annual rent growth has accelerated to 5.9%, with national vacancy at 1.6% - Cotality’s study across 3,000 suburbs found owner-occupier dominated units grew 99% vs 65% in investor-heavy suburbs Today’s takeaway: clearance rates matter, but ownership mix matters more.
35% Investor Pullback Is Changing the Market
Investor mortgage applications are down 35% since February — and that’s the real signal, not sentiment. • Homebuyer applications are down 19% • Upgrader applications are down 15% • National home values fell 0.4% in June • Capital city sales are down 16.2% while listings are up 11% That’s why averages are softening while well-priced stock is still drawing active bidders.
Waikiki vs Berserker vs West Ulverstone: One Scores 99/100
You asked us to run the numbers on Berserker — here's what the data says. It scored 99 out of 100, ranked 644th nationally, and delivered the best yield of the three at 5.01%.
Bucasia vs Mowbray vs Wandina: One Scores 99/100
Wandina Property Market: you asked us to run the numbers on this Geraldton suburb, and the model gives it 99 out of 100 with vacancy at 0.9%. It’s the highest-conviction pick in this showdown, but it’s also the slowest-selling market of the three.
187 Withdrawals: Buyers Haven’t Vanished
187 homes were withdrawn across Sydney and Melbourne on Saturday, and that is the number hiding inside this weekend’s auction wrap. - Sydney: 53% preliminary clearance from 311 reported results out of 564 scheduled - Melbourne: 55% from 464 reported out of 692 scheduled - 187 withdrawals are counted as unsold, pulling the headline lower - Cash rate remains 4.35%, with the next RBA decision 10 days away on Wednesday, 5 August The real story is not that buyers have disappeared.
30% surge vs Sydney -3.3% in Q2
30% house price growth in one regional Queensland town, while Sydney fell 3.3% in Q2 2026. That’s the split Jacob is tracking this morning: capitals weakening, affordable regional markets tightening.
1.2% Brisbane falls, but the streets tighten
Brisbane’s unit market is down 1.2% in Q2, but the citywide headline is hiding the real story. • Listings are up 24% year-on-year — the biggest spike since 2011.
South Lismore Property Market: 6.73% Yield, Big Flood Risk | Suburb Check
South Lismore, you asked us to run the numbers on this one — and the data says 6.73% gross yield on a $417,000 entry, but with a serious flood caveat. → Median house price: $417,000 → Gross rental yield: 6.73% → Vacancy: 1.4% → Days on market: 43 days → 50 house sales in 12 months → 14 active listings → R-Score: 99 → 0% public housing The verdict: this is the strongest cash flow story of the three, and the model is extremely confident.
- 5% real wages fall: property gap widens
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- Terry Property Market: 89th Percentile, $285K Streets | Suburb Check
- Bell Park Property Market: 17.2% Growth, R-Score 80 | Suburb Check
- Eynesbury Property Market: R-Score Dropped 20 Points | Suburb Check
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- Bracken Ridge Property Market: 1% Vacancy, 46% Growth | Suburb Check
- $841 rent record shifts Sydney yields
- 46% clearance rate: market splits in two
- Epping Property Market: $355K Cheaper Than Neighbours | Suburb Check
- Coffs Harbour Property Market: 4.9% Yield, But 54 Score | Suburb Check
- Buderim Property Market: $1.3M Gap Street to Street | Suburb Check
- Deniliquin Property Market: 6.4% Yield, But Population Falls | Suburb Check
- Tamworth Property Market: 23-Day Sales, But 0.2% Vacancy | Suburb Check
- Casey Property Market: 3.01% Yields vs 5.66% | Suburb Check
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- Albion Property Market: 14-Day Houses, But Only a 55 Score | Suburb Check
- Cranbourne West Property Market: 96 R-Score, But Supply Risk | Suburb Check
- Wangaratta Property Market: 98th Percentile Momentum | Suburb Check
- Pakenham Property Market: 26% Investor Share Risk | Suburb Check
- Broadmeadows Property Market: 35% Cheaper Than Glenroy | Suburb Check
- Morwell Property Market: 43.9% Growth, But 7.4% Vacancy | Suburb Check
- 18.8% Investor Lending Surge — The Market Isn’t Cooling
- Vermont Property Market: 2.8% Yield, But Cashflow Fails | Suburb Check
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Frequently Asked Questions: Ripehouse Video Briefings
Where can I watch Ripehouse Advisory’s latest Suburb Showdowns and Daily Briefings?
Every video and podcast episode on this page is backed by live data from the Ripehouse research warehouse (15,000+ suburbs scored monthly across 27 indicators and 518,400+ streets scored at the ABS SA1 census block level). Click any video below to watch the full breakdown and inspect the underlying suburb and street scores.
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