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Current Market Insights

Current Market Insights

著者: Harris Partners Real Estate
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The Current Market Insights Podcast is brought to you by Harris Partners Real Estate.

Understanding the property market can be a challenging thing, with highs and lows, twists and turns. The media and agents tend to spread the news they want you to hear, with the advice they want you to follow.

Current Market Insights is an unbiased look into what is happening, what tips you can use to buy, sell, or rent, and that you wont find anywhere else.

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  • Episode 120: Stick Or Flick Your Real Estate Agent?
    2026/06/21

    We tackle the uncomfortable vendor dilemma of whether to stick with an underperforming real estate agent or flick them and start again. We share the practical markers that separate a tough but competent agent from one who is avoiding reality, plus the legal and financial traps that can hit when you switch mid-campaign.


    • recognising when the market has moved since the appraisal
    • valuing honesty and evidence over likeability and hype
    • spotting “conditioning” and other avoidance behaviours
    • separating price issues from agent skill and closing ability
    • understanding NSW agency agreements and double commission risk
    • knowing when switching agents usually leads to a lower result
    • setting hard no-go lines around integrity and confidentiality
    • using time on market and buyer behaviour as the real signal


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    31 分
  • Episode 119: Auction Clearance Rates Are Tanking So Why Are Buyers Still Showing Up?
    2026/06/15

    Sydney’s property market can look like a disaster if you only read the headlines, yet the real story is more nuanced: prices are off their highs, auctions are struggling, and buyers are cautious, but demand has not vanished and credit is still flowing for people who qualify. We walk through what we’re seeing across Sydney right now, why the mood feels worse than the reality, and how to make sense of auction clearance rates that sit in the low 30s while open homes can still be busy.

    We dig into the crucial difference between the 2018 downturn and the current cycle. Back then, the problem was credit availability. This time, interest rates and serviceability are doing the damage, which changes how quickly deals fall over and how negotiable good properties really are. We also break down why auctions can be the wrong tool in a softer market, why so many campaigns are selling before auction day, and what a smarter private treaty strategy looks like when buyers are wary.

    Then we get practical: which parts of the Sydney property market are performing better (entry-level homes, renovated houses, family homes close to the CBD), what is stalling (rebuild projects, DA-driven potential, strata with issues), and why renovation risk is reshaping buyer preferences. We also talk price guides, underquoting enforcement in NSW, and the ethics mistakes that can hand buyers leverage in a single email.

    If you’re buying, selling, or simply trying to understand where Sydney real estate is heading, this is your reality check. Subscribe, share with a mate who’s doom-scrolling auction results, and leave a review if you want more straight, on-the-ground market insights. What are you seeing in your suburb right now?

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    29 分
  • 2GB with John Stanley: Property Uncertainty, Rising Costs & the Supply Challenge
    2026/06/09

    On 2GB Nights with John Stanley, Peter O’Malley joins the program to discuss why the property market feels increasingly uncertain despite seemingly steady auction results. Beneath the headline numbers, buyer competition is thinning, demand is softening, and the outlook for housing supply remains constrained by high construction costs and economic pressures.

    They also discuss:

    • Holiday weekend conditions and what a “quiet” market really means
    • Sydney auction results and signs of weaker buyer competition
    • Why interest rate hikes are having a greater impact than budget announcements
    • Winter’s low stock levels masking softer underlying demand
    • The risk of a spring listing surge placing further pressure on prices
    • Which groups are most exposed to losses, including recent purchasers and first home buyers
    • How stamp duty, selling costs, and interest expenses affect real-world outcomes
    • Soaring construction costs pushing smaller developers out of the market
    • Why only large-scale projects currently stack up financially
    • The clash between negative gearing proposals and the realities of development feasibility

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    6 分
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