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Aussie Real Estate Podcast

Aussie Real Estate Podcast

The Aussie Real Estate Podcast 999 Episodes Sep 13, 2026

A podcast about Australian real estate, covering property news and market trends across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart and Darwin. It offers daily insights on housing conditions, market data, investment strategies and local analysis from capital cities and major regional markets. With more than 1,500 episodes, it is aimed at buyers, investors and industry professionals. The show focuses on factual market information rather than hype.

Episodes

Australian Property Market Under Pressure: Sydney, Melbourne, Luxury and Developer Insolvency
Australian Property Market Under Pressure: Sydney, Melbourne, Luxury and Developer Insolvency Sep 13, 2026 1067 Our latest Australian property market discussion covers Sydney and Melbourne price forecasts, the collapse of Bathla Group owing $3.3 billion, and what developer insolvency means for property buyers. We also examine Modern Methods of Construction, including modular and prefabricated housing, what luxury buyers are purchasing, and how Sydney compares with other markets. You can have your say by lea
Strata Fees When Buying an Apartment or Townhouse: What Are You Really Paying For?
Strata Fees When Buying an Apartment or Townhouse: What Are You Really Paying For? Sep 12, 2026 880 Craig is back talking how strata fees can vary significantly depending on the building and its facilities, from swimming pools and gyms to lifts and ongoing maintenance. But buyers should also understand how strata committees operate. Volunteer committees manage day-to-day decisions, and disagreements between owners can sometimes turn surprisingly personal, even over seemingly trivial issues. You
Can You Protect an Off-the-Plan Property Deposit? The Bathla Warning
Can You Protect an Off-the-Plan Property Deposit? The Bathla Warning Sep 11, 2026 863 We talk with Chris Baskerville, a Managing Partner from Jirsch Sutherland in Brisbane. Developer insolvency can leave off-the-plan buyers exposed, particularly when construction stops and unfinished properties have little commercial value. While deposits are typically intended to remain protected until settlement, the Bathla collapse revealed contracts where funds could be released early to financ
Sydney Luxury Property Market: Are Vendors Finally Adjusting to Buyers?
Sydney Luxury Property Market: Are Vendors Finally Adjusting to Buyers? Sep 10, 2026 855 We talk with Monika Tu from Black Diamondz about Sydney’s luxury property market behaving very differently from the mainstream market. We look at whether vendors are becoming more realistic, following a Point Piper waterfront property selling for $32.5 million after being marketed at $50 million. We also examine why younger professionals are increasingly choosing turnkey homes over time-consuming
First-Home Buyers Pull Back: Beenleigh vs Umina Beach Property Comparison
First-Home Buyers Pull Back: Beenleigh vs Umina Beach Property Comparison Sep 8, 2026 877 We talk to Asti Mardiasmo Chief economist for PRD about First-home buyer activity is showing a clear national slowdown, with weekly mortgage pre-approvals reportedly falling 11.2% year-on-year. But NSW is moving differently, with activity up 5.7%. We unpack what that means for buyers, compare Beenleigh and Umina Beach in our latest Queensland versus NSW property head-to-head, and a new report from
Sydney and Melbourne Property Prices Forecast to Fall While Perth Holds Firm
Sydney and Melbourne Property Prices Forecast to Fall While Perth Holds Firm Sep 7, 2026 865 We talk with Gavin Hegney in Perth. Sydney and Melbourne are facing projected property declines of 13% and 12%, while Perth is forecast to fall by less than 1%. We examine why Perth’s property market appears more resilient, the three stages typically seen during a property downturn, and what these different market conditions mean for buyers and investors. We also look at Dubai’s property market, w
Australian Property Market: Buyers, Investors and the Pressure to Keep Up
Australian Property Market: Buyers, Investors and the Pressure to Keep Up Sep 6, 2026 1101 This week we examined Australia’s property market from the buyer and investor perspective. Sydney property values are now 7.1% below their February peak, while national values fell 0.9% in August and sit 3.6% below the March peak. Some buyers are $15,000 to $20,000 short and turning to parents, personal loans or super. We also looked at buyer pressure, mortgage hesitation and the quality of proper
Why Australian Homes Are Falling Behind Global Sustainability Standards
Why Australian Homes Are Falling Behind Global Sustainability Standards Sep 5, 2026 873 We talk with architect Shannon Battison about why Australia is significantly behind global housing sustainability standards, with thermal efficiency rules lagging decades behind Europe. Many homes waste substantial energy because of poor insulation and construction standards. High-performance glazing, continuous external insulation, airtight construction, heat-recovery ventilation, electrification
Sydney Housing Market Crash? 18% Annual Decline Now in Focus
Sydney Housing Market Crash? 18% Annual Decline Now in Focus Sep 4, 2026 873 We talk with Michelle May a Buyers agent in Sydney about the Sydney housing market showing significant weakness, with dwelling values falling 1.4% in August. The current trajectory has raised the possibility of an annual decline of 18% to 18.4% if the trend continues. That would represent an exceptionally sharp downturn, with buyers, sellers and investors watching the next data closely. You can ha
Capital City Property Prices Fall as Melbourne’s Leafy Suburbs Hold Their Value
Capital City Property Prices Fall as Melbourne’s Leafy Suburbs Hold Their Value Sep 3, 2026 888 We talk with Cate Bakos in Melbourne from Cate Bakos Property. Cotality reports property declines across every Australian capital city except Darwin, highlighting softer market conditions and greater pressure on vendors to meet current buyer expectations. Meanwhile, new REIV research shows Melbourne homes in suburbs with significantly more tree cover have median values around $237,000 higher, high
Property Videos, Do You Watch them? Show Me the House, Not Garden Plants
Property Videos, Do You Watch them? Show Me the House, Not Garden Plants Sep 1, 2026 846 We talk with Shannon Harvey from Place Bulimba in Brisbane about her local market and are property videos helping buyers, or simply distracting them? Close-ups of plants, lamps and garden ornaments don’t tell buyers how a home works. Good video should reveal the kitchen, bathroom, master bedroom, ensuite and garage, giving buyers a clearer understanding before they inspect. You can have your say b
Should You Use Superannuation for a First Home Deposit?
Should You Use Superannuation for a First Home Deposit? Aug 31, 2026 863 We talk with Mo Jomaa from Berti Financial about why first-home buyers are sometimes finding themselves $15,000 to $20,000 short of their deposit, superannuation can look tempting. But accessing retirement savings to solve today’s property challenge comes with a longer-term cost. We examine why buyers are considering super, family support and personal loans to get into the market. You can have you

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