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A Lineball Call: Rates Up, Pressure On
Mar 24, 2026
23m 52s
Inside the REIP Data - The First Rental and Sales Signals of 2026
Feb 26, 2026
28m 44s
What the January 2026 Property Data Is Telling Us
Feb 3, 2026
29m 39s
The Market Signals Shaping 2026 - Behind the Numbers Market Update
Jan 8, 2026
24m 06s
Navigating High Prices, Uncertain Rates and Policy Surprises - Nov Property Market Update
Dec 7, 2025
29m 51s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 3/24/26 | A Lineball Call: Rates Up, Pressure On | The RBA’s latest rate decision was anything but straightforward. A 5–4 split has pushed the cash rate higher, at a time when households are already facing rising fuel costs and ongoing pressure on affordability. So what problem is this rate rise actually trying to solve? In this episode, we unpack the growing divide in economic thinking. Is inflation being driven by demand, or by global forces beyond our control? Are we moving too early, or doing what’s necessary to stay ahead? We also explore what this means on the ground. Consumer confidence, spending behaviour, borrowing capacity, and the early signals in the labour market. And with the RBA acknowledging that a recession is a risk, we ask the question many are starting to consider. How far does this tightening cycle go, and what does the economy look like on the other side?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 23m 52s | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | Inside the REIP Data - The First Rental and Sales Signals of 2026 | In this episode of Behind The Numbers, we unpack exclusive REIP behavioural data revealing how the market is really moving beneath the headlines. Seller appraisals strengthened early in the year, signalling renewed intent. Buyer inspections have been active but sensitive to interest rate shifts. And in the rental market, actual lease outcomes are showing tighter conditions than advertised rents suggest. We also examine the growing conversation around potential changes to the Capital Gains Tax discount. What could this mean for investor confidence, rental supply and long-term market stability? Joining us are Cate Bakos and Cameron Kusher as we explore how policy signals, investor sentiment and real-time activity are shaping the next phase of the property cycle. This is not speculation. It’s behaviour. And the signals matter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 28m 44s | ||||||
| 2/3/26 | What the January 2026 Property Data Is Telling Us | January has confirmed what many already felt – Australia’s property market is moving, but not in one direction. In this January Behind the Numbers wrap, we unpack a highly diverse market. National home values lifted modestly, but growth varied sharply by location. Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart and Canberra recorded slower conditions, while Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide and Darwin continued to outperform. Several regional markets also posted stronger growth than their capital city counterparts. We explore why Melbourne unit prices are now rising faster than houses, driven largely by first home buyers seeking affordability and proximity. We also discuss investor behaviour, rental yields, and why Melbourne is increasingly viewed as a value market. On lending, higher prices are translating into larger loan sizes, with average settled loans up around 11 per cent year on year. With inflation back in focus and interest rate expectations shifting, we look at how borrowers are responding, particularly around serviceability, pre-approvals and timing. Migration, supply constraints and tight rental conditions continue to shape outcomes across the country, keeping vacancy rates low and rents under pressure. As always, this episode focuses on what the data is really telling us – and how Australians are navigating the market right now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 29m 39s | ||||||
| 1/8/26 | The Market Signals Shaping 2026 - Behind the Numbers Market Update | As 2025 draws to a close, Australia’s property market is sending some new and important signals. In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we unpack the December data and the early trends shaping 2026, with a sharp focus on one of the biggest forces in the market right now: listings. National stock levels remain well below long-term averages, and where listings are tight, prices have continued to hold up. At the same time, we saw the first pockets of negative monthly price movement in key markets, raising questions about whether the market is cooling, pausing, or simply resetting. Our panel breaks down what the data is telling us about listing volumes, price momentum, metro versus regional performance, auction conditions, and rental trends, and what it all means for buyers, sellers, investors and renters heading into the year ahead. Clear numbers, practical insights, and a calm look at what to watch next.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 24m 06s | ||||||
| 12/7/25 | Navigating High Prices, Uncertain Rates and Policy Surprises - Nov Property Market Update | November delivered one of the clearest market signals of the year, and in this episode we break it all down with three experts who see the market from every angle. National home values continued to rise, but the pace has started to shift. Affordability is now at record levels. Auction volumes surged then fell away. Lending remains tight. And buyer behaviour is changing as conditions become more complex. I’m joined by economist Cameron Kusher, lending specialist Alya Manji, and buyer’s advocate Cate Bakos to unpack what the November numbers really mean for buyers, sellers, investors and agents heading into 2026. We cover the markets that are still running hot, where the slowdowns are emerging, how credit tightening will shape the year ahead, why first home buyers are feeling the squeeze, and what to make of the Victorian Government’s proposal for sellers to disclose their auction reserve a week out. If you want a clear, grounded view of the property market as we close out the year, this episode takes you inside the data and the decisions shaping the road ahead.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 29m 51s | ||||||
| 11/6/25 | Australia's Property Paradox: Low Listings, High Demand and What's Next - October Update | Australia’s housing market just won’t sit still. Prices are climbing, listings are thin, and the race to buy is getting fierce. In this episode, we unpack the real story behind October’s numbers on why low supply is keeping pressure on prices, why we’re not building the homes we actually need, and what it means as we head into the final stretch of the year. Economist Cameron Kusher, buyer’s advocate Cate Bakos, and mortgage expert Alya Manji join Sadhana Smiles to explore the national picture from the rise of lone households to shifting investor activity, the growing demand for smaller homes, and the changing balance of power between buyers and sellers. It’s a candid, grounded look at what’s driving Australia’s “housing paradox” and what to expect as the market charges toward 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 34m 39s | ||||||
| 10/5/25 | “ September Property Market Surge - Buyers, Borrowers and the Spring Rebound: What’s Really Driving the Market?” | Spring is here, and so is the heat in Australia’s property market. In this month’s episode, we are joined by Cate Bakos and Cameron Kusher to unpack the impact of the new First Home Buyer Scheme, the surge in investor activity, and the market movements across every capital city — from Darwin’s double-digit growth to Melbourne’s quiet comeback. Plus, Aussie Home Loans joins the conversation for the first time, with mortgage broker Anya sharing what’s really happening with borrower behaviour, refinancing, and lending policies on the ground. Will the mix of incentives, sentiment, and stability push prices higher as we head into summer? Tune in for the data, the debate, and the insights you need to stay ahead of the market. 🎧 Presented by REIP and Aussie Home Loans. PIPA 2025 Report See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 35m 39s | ||||||
| 9/12/25 | RBA Rate Cut, Melbourne “Jet Pack” Surge, Rising Rents, and the First Home Buyer Guarantee Impact | August felt like someone flicked the market’s light switch. A fresh RBA cut lit the fuse, values nudged higher across almost every city, and Melbourne strapped on a jet pack as tight listings stirred real FOMO. We unpack where prices rose, why interstate investors are eyeing Victoria, and why units under 950k are suddenly the hottest ticket. We also look at rents creeping up while vacancies hover near 1 per cent, plus the First Home Buyer Guarantee expanding on 1 October and what that could do to entry-level stock. Cameron Kusher and Cate Bakos join Sadhana Smiles to map the next moves, including whether there may be only one more cut in the tank, and how to buy or sell smart as spring gathers pace.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 25m 12s | ||||||
| 8/5/25 | “Australia’s Property Market: Steady, Shaky or Set to Soar?” with Cate Bakos and Cameron Kusher | In this month’s episode, I’m joined by economist Cameron Kusher and buyer’s advocate Cate Bakos for a conversation that goes far beyond prices and predictions. Yes, we talk market movements — but we also tackle the hard truths behind Australia’s housing shortfall, why the building pipeline isn’t keeping up, and how investor sentiment is shifting under the weight of tax reform, policy uncertainty, and supply pressure. From stubborn listings to the social housing gap, Cate and Cameron bring sharp insights and bold truths that every property watcher needs to hear. 🎧 Listen now for a timely pulse-check on what’s really shaping the market — and what lies ahead.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 33m 17s | ||||||
| 6/10/25 | Interest Rates, Auctions & First Home Buyers: What You Need to Know This Month with Cameron Kusher and Cate Bakos | In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we explore the latest shifts in the Australian property landscape with two industry experts: economist Cameron Kusher, now part of the REIP Commentary Team, and award-winning buyer’s agent Cate Bakos. Cameron shares a national overview of market movements — from tightening listing volumes and interest rate impacts to rising investor activity, rental pressures, and growth on the city fringes. Cate brings sharp, real-world insights into buyer behaviour, the return of investor confidence, and her advice for first home buyers and auction-goers navigating today’s competitive environment. A timely, practical conversation grounded in data and experience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 27m 26s | ||||||
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| 5/7/25 | Property & the Polls: Rates, Rents, Listings and What's Ahead | Election outcomes, policy shifts, and price surges—April delivered it all.In this episode of Behind the Numbers – Property Wrap, I am joined by Cate Bakos and Atom Go Tian to unpack the key market movements: rising stock levels, affordability reforms, and Southeast Queensland’s rise as a property powerhouse. From Sydney’s luxury resilience to Darwin’s investor spike, we explore what’s driving price gaps, regional booms, and where buyers are heading next.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 23m 20s | ||||||
| 4/7/25 | RBA Moves, Market Confidence & the Rise of Commercial Investors with Cate Bakos & Vanessa Rader | In this episode of Behind the Numbers – Property Wrap, I’m joined by Buyers Advocate Cate Bakos and Commercial Property expert Vanessa Rader for a deep dive into what’s shaping the Australian property market right now. We explore: The ripple effects of the recent RBA rate cutHow sentiment is driving buyer and investor activity across the countryWhy cities like Melbourne, Darwin, and Adelaide are showing strong momentumAnd in a special segment, Vanessa Rader breaks down the commercial property market—what’s hot, what’s holding, and where new investors are jumping in From regional booms to rental stabilisation, and the growing interest in converting underused office space, this episode covers both the numbers and the stories behind them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 33m 20s | ||||||
| 3/3/25 | We got the rate cut, whats next - Market Update with Cate Bakos, special guest Jordon Tormey | In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we’re joined by Cate Bakos and Jordan Tormey, two of the sharpest minds in property analysis. Cate dives into the impact of recent rate cuts, exploring whether buyer urgency is being driven by opportunity—or just fear of missing out. She breaks down the markets within markets, looking at where things are heating up, where they’re cooling, and what investors are paying attention to right now. Jordan takes us behind the data, revealing the trends that are shaping the Australian real estate landscape. From auction timing and competition shifts to how local brands are competing against international players, his insights challenge traditional thinking and offer a fresh perspective on where the market is heading.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 29m 20s | ||||||
| 1/30/25 | "State of the Market: Property Trends, Interest Rates & What’s Ahead" with Nerida Conisbee | Welcome to our first episode of Behind the Numbers Property Wrap with Nerida Conisbee. Australia’s property market is constantly shifting—house prices, interest rates, global trends, and government policies all play a role. But what does it mean for you? Each month, we break down the latest data, analyse key market trends across every state, and discuss the impact of economic forces—(both local and global)—on property prices, affordability, and investment opportunities. Join us as we cut through the noise with expert insights and real talk about what’s driving Australian real estate. Let’s dive into the numbers that matter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 30m 34s | ||||||
| 1/20/25 | Welcome to Behind The Numbers: Property Wrap! | Welcome to Behind the Numbers, the podcast that helps you make sense of the Australian real estate market. Whether you’re buying, selling, investing, or working as an agent, we break down the latest trends and insights to help you navigate the property landscape with confidence. I’m your host, Sadhana Smiles, and with over 30 years in real estate, I’ve seen how tricky it can be to keep up with fluctuating prices, clearance rates, and market shifts. That’s why we’re here—to cut through the noise and give you clear, actionable insights. So, whether you’re planning your next move or just curious about what’s driving the market - let’s dive into the numbers shaping Australian property with a team of experts in the know. Reach out at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sasmiles/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. | 0m 55s | ||||||
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