Only four capital cities saw an increase to their median house price, according to the Domain March Quarter 2018 House Price Report, which was released on Thursday.
Despite some cities seeing growth, the national median fell by 1.2 per cent to $809,201.
New median house price: $914,518
Change: Up 0.1 per cent
New median unit price: $505,861
Change: Up 0.7 per cent
Melbourne’s record-breaking property market has stagnated, with the city recording its lowest quarterly house price growth in five and a half years. Read the full news report here.
SOURCE – Domain
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