世邦魏理仕（CBRE）：2026年第二季度澳大利亚住宅估价师洞察报告（英文版）（15页）.pdf

1、REPORTCBRE RESEARCHJUNE 2026Residential Valuer Insights Q2 2026Intelligent Investment2CBRE RESEARCH 2026 CBRE,INC.Intelligent InvestmentQ2 2026 Residential Valuations Property Market SurveyCBREs Q2 2026 Residential Valuer Insights survey received 165 responses from CBRE Valuers around Australia.In t

2、his release we examine the latest insights relative to last quarter,as well as making comparisons to Q2 2024 and Q2 2025.It also explores expected impacts following the Federal Budget CGT and Negative Gearing announcements on 12th May 2026.Executive SummaryDemand moderates amid market uncertaintyJus

3、t under a third of Valuers reported strong to very strong demand this quarter,down from 54%last quarter and aligning with 28%this time last year.Demand to purchase is strongest in Adelaide and Perth,with softer demand evident in Sydney Outer Metro and Canberra.Apartment values next 12 months28%of Va

4、luers expect an increase in apartment values in the next year,while 31%of Valuers expect prices to remain stable.The highest growth is anticipated in Adelaide,the Gold and Sunshine Coasts,and Brisbane Metro.First home buyers/UpgradersFirst home buyers,upgraders,and local investors were again the mos

5、t active buyer types this quarter.There has been a slight dip in down-sizer activity compared to last year,and a decrease in local investor activity compared to last quarter.House values next 12 monthsPrice expectations shifted this quarter.29%of Valuers expect house prices to increase,down from 70%

6、last quarter.Meanwhile,41%anticipate price declines,up from 2%last quarter,with most expecting falls of less than 5%.The highest growth is expected in Adelaide and Perth.Vacant land values next 12 months35%of Valuers expect vacant land values to increase over the next 12 months,down from 68%last qua