1. Housing Market Growth Brisbane recorded the sharpest monthly decline among the capitals in September, with values down 1.5%, overtaking Sydney’s 1.4% fall. Since peaking in May, Brisbane’s home values have now fallen 5.4%, taking the market back to levels last seen in December 2025. This marks a rapid shift from one of the strongest.

September 2026  – Housing Market Update 1. Housing Market Growth Brisbane’s housing market continued to weaken in August, with dwelling values falling by 1% over the month. This marked the third consecutive monthly decline, leaving values 2.7% lower through winter. The downturn has become broad‑based, with 91% of suburbs recording a fall in values, a.

1. Housing Market Growth Brisbane has now joined the national downturn, with dwelling values falling 0.6% in July after a 0.1% decline in June. This marks two consecutive months of weakness, confirming that the slowdown is no longer confined to Sydney and Melbourne. Higher-value properties are leading the decline, while lower-value homes remain more resilient..

July 2026  – Housing Market Update 1. Housing Market Growth Brisbane continued to record growth in June, with dwelling values rising 0.3%. This was a slower pace than earlier in the year, when monthly gains reached 1.5%, but it still placed Brisbane among the more resilient capitals. Units are leading the growth story, up 2.2%.