In episode 57, We break down the latest June 2026 market data across the Australian property landscape, focusing on what is actually changing and what still looks largely the same. We walk through the capital cities for both houses and units, covering shifts in values, DSR, market cycle timing, stock on market, days on market, vacancy rates and rental growth. The episode highlights the continued strength in markets such as Darwin and Perth, the tighter rental conditions still affecting much of the country, and why short term noise should not distract investors from the broader data.

The discussion also explores how to interpret conflicting signals, why only the DSR should be used for an overview, and what current conditions may mean for different investment strategies, including longer term holds, diversification and renovation plays. If you want a practical, data led snapshot of where the market sits right now and how to think through the next few months, this episode is a strong place to start.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

00:00 – Introduction

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