Sydney's commercial property market is showing signs of recovery. After a prolonged period of uncertainty, the city's office and retail sectors.
Spring listings have rebounded across Sydney and clearance rates hold above 70 per cent. Here is the suburb-by-suburb picture for October auctions.
Sydney vacancy rates and median rents have shifted again. Here is the October 2026 rental market update for tenants and investors across the metro area.
JLL and CBRE publish different Sydney CBD vacancy rates. Both show recovery concentrated in prime towers, while subleases jumped 44.5 per cent.
Sydney's residential auction market is showing signs of cooling. However, affordability constraints are now visibly impacting buyer behaviour.
Properties that were readily available earlier in 2026 are now seeing increased demand, with some listings receiving multiple applications within days.
CoreLogic's latest hedonic home value index shows Sydney dwelling values flat for the month, the first pause in the downward trend since early 2025.
The decline marks a turning point for the national property market, which had remained resilient through 2025 despite rising borrowing costs.
Western Sydney property is about to explode. Agents are reporting a surge of interstate and overseas buyers competing for limited stock within 15.
Sydney's housing downturn has accelerated sharply, with home values in the city falling 1.4 per cent in August and high-end properties now down more than 10.
Sydney's rental yield map reveals a market splitting between high-yield outer suburbs where low entry prices boost cash flow and premium inner-city.
Affordable outer-Sydney suburbs will outperform premium locations over the next six months as reduced borrowing capacity reshapes the city's property market.
Sydney CBD office vacancy fell to 13.3 percent in the six months to June 2026, down from 13.8 percent, as flight-to-quality tightened premium stock.
