Australia's best to worst property markets in 2016: CoreLogic
Sydney houses had the highest property growth year-to-date for December 2016, according to CoreLogic's latest report.
The property data firm says that Sydney houses growth increased by 16.7%.
Melbourne houses came second with 15.1% while Hobart houses trailed behind with 11.7%
Capital cities – Property type | 2016 growth |
Sydney – Houses | 16.7% |
Melbourne – Houses | 15.1% |
Hobart – Houses | 11.7% |
Canberra - Houses | 9.6% |
Sydney – Units | 9.6% |
Hobart – Units | 6.7% |
Darwin – Units | 5.7% |
Canberra - Units | 5.1% |
Brisbane Gold Coast - Houses | 4.6% |
Adelaide – Houses | 4.5% |
Brisbane – Houses | 4.0% |
Brisbane Gold Coast Units | 2.3% |
Melbourne – Units | 1.7% |
Adelaide – Units | 1.1% |
Darwin – Houses | -0.2% |
Brisbane – Units | -0.2% |
Perth - Units | -3.2% |
Perth- Houses | -4.4% |
Perth sits at the bottom of the chart for both units and houses with a decline of growth by 3.2% and 4.4% respectively.
