Powered by MOMENTUM MEDIA
Broker Daily logo

Melbourne

11 January 2024
Brisbane is now the third-most expensive city in Australia for median home values, after Sydney and Canberra.
21 June 2016
Broker Daily
Melbourne’s housing market is “nearing a peak and could be entering a slump”, according to a new report.
31 May 2021
LATEST PODCAST: How Melbourne’s lockdown 4.0 is impacting property
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgages market.
30 September 2024
The capital city’s waning house prices have offered ample opportunities for home buyers.
7 March 2022
Melbourne listings soar as capital cities plummet
The increase marks the only weekly growth for an Australian capital, yet the city’s figure remains down from this time last year.
21 October 2021
Melbourne running short on land, warns agency director
Vacant residential land prices in Victoria could soar over the next year as land becomes scarce, according to a real estate agency director.
10 March 2025
RedZed extends its partnership with Melbourne Storm for three more years, enhancing support for the team and fans.
9 October 2024
Despite being two of the most expensive cities to live in globally, Sydney and Melbourne have dominated a property market value decrease list, highlighting a strong opportunity for those ...
1 July 2022
Sydney, Melbourne drive housing value downturn over June
Australia’s two largest cities reported losses of over 1 per cent during the first month of winter, according to a new CoreLogic analysis.
20 February 2017
Nicholas Smedley, Melbourne, apartment, property market, rental market, oversupply in market
Despite reports to the contrary, an oversupply crisis is not looming over Melbourne’s property industry.
30 July 2024
The city has experienced a slower home value growth than other parts of the country. What factors are at play?
11 November 2024
In this episode of Broker Daily Uncut, hosts Alex Whitlock and Jack Campbell discuss the opportunity for borrowers in Melbourne as demand and prices ease.