The $571 billion question: Australian housing 2026
September 18, 2026
Australians spent a record $571b on homes last year, yet sales are falling. Alan Weiss on five years of values and volumes, and what it means for owners.
Alan’s articles share practical insights from decades of experience in Sydney real estate. From market trends and buyer behaviour to selling strategy, downsizing, development and property risk, each article is written to help owners make better, more informed decisions.Read Alan’s latest thoughts on the market and discover what really matters when selling, buying or planning your next move.
Australians spent a record $571b on homes last year, yet sales are falling. Alan Weiss on five years of values and volumes, and what it means for owners.
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873 house sales across Bellevue Hill, Vaucluse, Dover Heights, Rose Bay and Bondi. Why the suburb median misleads most where the money is largest.
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