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Core Insights - The Australian real estate market has regained momentum due to two interest rate cuts, with all eight capital cities experiencing simultaneous house price growth for the first time in four years [1][7][11] - Sydney's median house price has surged to an astonishing AUD 1.722 million, while Melbourne's median has reached AUD 1.064 million, marking significant quarterly increases [2][9] Price Trends - Sydney's median house price increased by AUD 43,882 (2.6%) in the last quarter, while Melbourne's rose by AUD 23,585 (2.3%) [2][9] - Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth also recorded positive quarterly changes, with Brisbane at AUD 1.060 million (2.1%), Adelaide at AUD 1.012 million (1.1%), and Perth at AUD 954,686 (2.4%) [2][5] Market Dynamics - The interest rate cuts in February and May have boosted buyer confidence, leading to increased market activity and faster property sales [7][11] - The report indicates a shift from a market driven by affordability to one that is sensitive to interest rates, with Sydney and Melbourne showing the strongest price rebounds [7][9] Future Outlook - Economists predict that if the Reserve Bank of Australia implements further rate cuts later in the year, house prices will continue to rise [13][14] - The anticipated rate cuts are expected to create favorable conditions for a strong spring selling season, attracting more buyers into the market [13][14] Apartment Market - National apartment prices have rebounded, reaching a record high median of AUD 689,588, with Darwin leading in quarterly growth at 5.5% [5][16] - First-time homebuyers are increasingly turning to apartments due to rising prices and limited supply of standalone houses, particularly in Melbourne [16][17]