The Urban Developer
AdvertiseEventsWebinars
Urbanity
Awards
Sign In
Membership
Latest
Menu
Location
Sector
Category
Content
Type
Newsletters
Untitled design (8)
25 DAYS UNTIL OUR UNMISSABLE FLAGSHIP CONFERENCE 29-31 JULY, GOLD COAST
25 DAYS UNTIL OUR FLAGSHIP CONFERENCE 29-31 JULY, GOLD COAST
SECURE YOUR SPOTDETAILS
TheUrbanDeveloper
Follow
About
About Us
Membership
Awards
Events
Webinars
Listings
Resources
Terms & Conditions
Commenting Policy
Privacy Policy
Republishing Guidelines
Editorial Charter
Complaints Handling Policy
Contact
General Enquiries
Advertise
Contribution Enquiry
Project Submission
Membership Enquiry
Newsletter
Stay up to date and with the latest news, projects, deals and features.
Subscribe
ADVERTISEMENT
SHARE
print
Print
ResidentialStaff WriterTue 05 Apr 16

Hobart & Melbourne Continue To Record Yearly Falls

1

By SQM Research

National residential property listings fell during the month of March. The number of listed properties fell to 351,888 in March 2016, decreasing 0.8% from February 2016. This was a steady result with Canberra being the only city to record a material change for the month with listings falling by 6.1%.


Year-on-year results indicate that residential property listings are up for most capital cities. Notably, property listings in Sydney and to a lesser extent Darwin are considerably higher than this time last year (March 2015). Sydney experienced a yearly rise of 14.7%, with residential property listings climbing from 22,123 to 25,372. Darwin also experienced yearly growth with sale listings up 5.9% based on a total 2,079 listings. These figures indicate that the number of property sellers in both residential markets has increased when adjusting for seasonality.

In contrast, year-on-year results indicate that once again Hobart and Melbourne are recording considerable yearly falls. Hobart recorded the biggest yearly change, with sale listings falling by 8.7%, reducing the number of properties for sale to 3,840. Melbourne also recorded yearly falls with records indicating a yearly change of 4.6%.

Real estate listings were very steady over the course of March, however we note the decline in Canberra, which is yet more evidence the market there has now turned the corner. We also note the ongoing decline in listings in Hobart, which is also reflective of a recovery in the nation’s south. We also note that Hobart recorded rises in asking prices for the month.

Median Asking Prices


Source: www.sqmresearch.com.au

Key Points


-Total online national residential listings fell during March 2016 from 354,633 to 351,888.
-This figure represents a monthly decrease of 0.8% when compared to March 2016.
-Canberra recorded the largest monthly fall in stock levels, falling by 6.1% during March 2016 to 3,407.
-Hobart recorded the biggest yearly decline, with listings falling by 8.7%, reducing the number of properties for sale to 3,840.
-Sydney recorded the biggest yearly rise, with residential property listings climbing from 22,123 to 25,372.

Source: SQM Research, Louis Christopher.

ResidentialAustraliaSector
AUTHOR
Staff Writer
"TheUrbanDeveloper.com is committed to delivering the latest news, reviews, opinions and insights into the best of urban development from Australia and around the world. "
More articles by this author
ADVERTISEMENT
TOP STORIES
Molti chief Ben Teague out front of 32 Mercer Road Aramadale (rendering)
Exclusive

Buy to the Sound of Cannons: Molti’s Counter-Cyclical Move to Melbourne

Leon Della Bosca
5 Min
Exclusive

Tapping the Bunnings ‘Halo Effect’

Taryn Paris
5 Min
Exclusive

‘Construction Not a Scale Game’: Hutchinson

Phil Bartsch
9 Min
Nation's build-to-rent project Charlie Parker in Sydney's Parramatta where more projects are being located and built outside the CBD.
Exclusive

Foreign Capital Still Dominates BtR but Things are Changing

Marisa Wikramanayake
7 Min
Exclusive

Fortis Reveals Plans for Coveted Bowen Terrace Site

Taryn Paris
4 Min
View All >
Molti chief Ben Teague out front of 32 Mercer Road Aramadale (rendering)
Exclusive

Buy to the Sound of Cannons: Molti’s Counter-Cyclical Move to Melbourne

Leon Della Bosca
Justin Butterworth will speak on a panel at Urbanity 2025 on the Gold Coast.
Technology

Platforms Pump Up Rental Revolution: Justin Butterworth

Renee McKeown
Rumi on Louth Villa aerial view
Hotel

Rumi Resort Plots Cabins for Villas Switch on SA Island

Leon Della Bosca
The developer wants to vary its approved second stage, opting for mixed accommodation to broaden its market appeal…
LATEST
Molti chief Ben Teague out front of 32 Mercer Road Aramadale (rendering)
Exclusive

Buy to the Sound of Cannons: Molti’s Counter-Cyclical Move to Melbourne

Leon Della Bosca
5 Min
Justin Butterworth will speak on a panel at Urbanity 2025 on the Gold Coast.
Technology

Platforms Pump Up Rental Revolution: Justin Butterworth

Renee McKeown
4 Min
Rumi on Louth Villa aerial view
Hotel

Rumi Resort Plots Cabins for Villas Switch on SA Island

Leon Della Bosca
4 Min
Sherpa South Brisbane DA hero
Development

Sherpa Shifts Gaze from Beaches to Brisbane’s ‘Aria Territory’

Phil Bartsch
3 Min
View All >
ADVERTISEMENT
Article originally posted at: https://theurbandeveloper.com/articles/sqmresearch-national-residential-property-listings