Housing prices fell in Melbourne and Sydney, concurrent with Jarden analyst comments on Commonwealth Bank's lending practices.
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Updated Sep 9
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What happened
Housing prices fell in Melbourne and Sydney, concurrent with Jarden analyst comments on Commonwealth Bank's lending practices.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- CBA and HSBC are forecasting a large decline in Australian dwelling values amid market pressures and rate hike expectations.Sub-event
CBA lending scrutinized amid housing price drops in Melbourne and Sydney.1 source
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Housing prices are declining in the Sydney and Melbourne markets, prompting expert analysis of the slump.Also in this story
- Melbourne's housing clearance rate soared while Sydney's fell on August 2, 2026.
- Coogee experienced the biggest dollar value fall.
- AI use is contributing to a slower market in both Sydney and Melbourne.
- Patrick Gorman defends the government's role in the Australian housing market amid a noted decline.
The entities involved
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Commonwealth Bank
Australian multinational bank
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Melbourne
capital city of Victoria, Australia
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Sydney
capital city of New South Wales, Australia
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Jarden
American consumer products manufacturer
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Related events
- Ray White has provided analysis indicating that both the Sydney and Melbourne property markets are leading the housing downturn following the budget.
- Redman comments on Australian housing trends, noting the housing market downturn in Melbourne and high property interest in both Melbourne and Perth.
- A housing market correction is broadening across Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney, with prices falling more than 1% per month.
- RBA tightening cycle influences bank rates, leading to falling home values and lender competition in Sydney and Melbourne.
- Reuters analyzed the Australian housing market, focusing on developments in Sydney.