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21 October 2026

House prices across capitals post steepest quarterly decline ever: Domain

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House prices across capitals post steepest quarterly decline ever: Domain

For only the second time ever, house prices have fallen across all Australian capital cities, falling by 4. 7 per cent last quarter, the steepest drop on record.

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