Melbourne’s property market is at a turning point, with affordability concerns, federal election promises, and shifting interest rate expectations all in play.
But what’s really happening on the ground – and what does it mean for investors?
In this episode, Jarrod explores:
- How both major parties’ housing policies could unintentionally drive prices higher, despite aiming to help first home buyers
- Why the Reserve Bank’s new dovish stance is fuelling buyer optimism and setting the stage for multiple rate cuts in 2025
- Real-world auction stories showing a dramatic uptick in competition and confidence, from one-bedroom apartments to family homes
- The ‘flow-on effect’ as buyers recalibrate and competition intensifies across all market segments
- Why Melbourne’s comparative affordability is attracting renewed interest from both local and interstate investors