CoreLogic’s February 2025 Home Value Index (HVI)
- Phil Aldridge
- Mar 17
- 1 min read
CoreLogic’s February Home Value Index (HVI) has been released with all the latest must-know property market metrics, including:
•Australian home values posted a 0.3% rise in February, ending a short-lived three-month downturn.
•Melbourne (0.4%) and Hobart (0.4%) led monthly gains, where home values have previously been among the weakest. For Melbourne, the lift breaks a streak of ten consecutive months of falls.
•The mid-sized capitals Brisbane (0.2%), Perth (0.3%) and Adelaide (0.3%) have conversely lost their mantle as the strongest growth markets.
•Sydney (0.3%) and Melbourne (0.4%) home values have rebounded, driven by each of their upper quartile markets.
•Regional housing markets (0.4%) value growth continued to outpace the combined capitals (0.3%) in February.
•National rents rose by 0.6% in February, the strongest monthly gain since May last year.
•Gross rental yields have lifted slightly to 3.72%, from recent low of 3.65%.
•While the RBA’s rate-cutting cycle is still fresh, lenders passing on lower mortgage rates should prove positive for housing markets and lift borrower confidence in the coming months.



























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