The Perth Property Show

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens discusses the changing landscape of North Perth’s property market. Joined by real estate agents Nick Zounis and Theo Kouroulis from Edison Realty, the conversation explores price trends, buyer profiles, and the impact of recent economic changes. The speakers recount the significant growth in North Perth’s median house prices over the past six years and discuss the effects of COVID-19 on the market. They delve into the dynamics of home buying in the area, including the importance of a competitive offer and the trend of young families moving into the suburb. The episode also touches on the challenges and opportunities presented by the redevelopment of local infrastructure and the preservation of North Perth’s character homes.

Host, Trent Fleskens, and guest, Ash Swartz from O'Neill Real Estate, discuss the significant growth of the Armadale suburb in Western Australia on the Perth Property Show. Armadale has seen a 120% increase in property value over the past five years, making it the top performer in the region. The discussion covers reasons behind this growth, changes in socioeconomics, and insights into the local real estate market pre- and post-COVID. They explore the roles of local and Eastern states investors, government schemes, and the challenges first home buyers face. Also touched upon are development opportunities, current property values, and future market predictions.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens and guest Rash Dhanjal from Team Rash at The Agency dive into their top 10 property market forecasts for 2026. They discuss the unexpectedly low inventory of properties, the impact of government policies like the 5% scheme, and the significant role of construction and land costs in setting new norms. The conversation analyzes both past performances and predictions for future growth, focusing on suburban areas expected to see significant increases in value. Additionally, they explore the influence of macroeconomic factors, construction costs, and the changing dynamics of Perth's property market.

Host, Trent Fleskens, delivers the final episode of 2025 on the Perth Property Show, focusing on the unprecedented growth and challenges in the Western Australian real estate market. Key topics include the sustained high demand, dwindling supply, and significant price growth, with median house prices rising from $740,000 in January to between $830,000 and $850,000 by December. The episode also delves into strong construction numbers, notable suburb price growth, the impact of government housing policies, and the influence of immigration on the market. Despite higher completion rates, the supply deficit remains a critical issue, exacerbated by increased demand from new residents and a housing shortage. Trent also previews the upcoming discussion with Andrew Lefort on planning strategies for 2026.

This week on the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens discusses potential solutions to Perth's ongoing housing crisis with guest Brendan Ptolomey. They analyze current market conditions, highlighting the shortage of properties and its impact on mobility for first home buyers and downsizers. The conversation explores proactive measures including targeted immigration, local government planning reform, incentivizing long-term rentals over Airbnbs, adjusting stamp duty thresholds, and expanding student accommodation. They also propose leveraging remnant government land for development and the need for more urban density initiatives. The episode emphasizes immediate and long-term strategies to improve housing supply and affordability in Western Australia.

This week, Trent Fleskens hosts Brendon Ptolomey for his quarterly update on WA's regional property market. They discuss the latest trends in the property markets of Sydney and Perth, highlighting the high prices and limited supply in Sydney compared to Perth. They provide an in-depth analysis of the property markets in Karratha, South Hedland, Geraldton, Exmouth, and the Southwest townships, noting significant rent increases and strong buyer activity. The conversation explores the potential for further price increases driven by low vacancy rates and investor interest, sparking discussions on the long-term development and economic evolution of these regions. Special attention is given to the impacts of tourism, defense investments, and the role of Airbnb in regional areas. The session concludes with reflections on the surprisingly bullish outlook for WA's regional centers.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens welcomes back Shane Beaumont from Haiven to discuss current property market trends in Perth. Shane provides insights on the dynamics of the property market, including the impact of East Coast buyers, market demand, and the importance of numerical fundamentals over local biases. They delve into issues such as stock levels, buyer fatigue, and the price growth in various suburbs. Shane also offers practical advice for first home buyers on navigating the competitive market, including strategies for making appealing offers and the importance of being proactive. Additionally, they touch on the future outlook of the market, emphasizing the need for genuine buyer-seller interactions and the significance of maintaining market activity even during the holiday season.