February’s RBA decision was one of the most highly anticipated in years, marking a potential shift in Australia’s monetary policy after 13 consecutive rate hikes. In a widely expected move, the RBA cut the official cash rate by 0.25% to 4.10%, its first reduction since November 2020.
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Author John Bongiorno
20 February 2025
This rate cut solidifies buyer confidence, aligning with market expectations and reinforcing the optimism seen across the property sector. Homebuyers and investors who had already factored in the likelihood of lower rates are now in a stronger position, with borrowing conditions set to improve.
Auction Market Strength Continues
Despite fluctuating economic conditions, auction success rates have remained strong, reflecting sustained demand. As buyers gain confidence in a more stable interest rate environment, competition at auctions is expected to increase further, particularly in premium property segments.
Market Outlook
With borrowing confidence rising and lending conditions easing, the property market is well-positioned for continued growth. This month’s rate cut is expected to fuel greater market activity into 2025, encouraging both buyers and sellers to make their move.
For those looking to take advantage of these shifting conditions, now may be the perfect time to explore new opportunities in the market.