Price-to-Income Ratio | Australian Property Network™

Years of Earnings for the Average Dwelling, State by State, 2012 to 2026

The average Australian dwelling was worth 10.16 years of full-time earnings in the June quarter 2026, up from 6.98 in 2012. Four jurisdictions peaked in 2021–22; Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia reached their highest ratios in 2026.

Friday October 9, 2026

Property Pain: Which Generation Copped the Rawest Deal?

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Property Pain: Which Generation Copped the Rawest Deal?

This analysis, based on McCrindle Research data originally published on Morningstar Australia, examines intergenerational housing affordability in Australia, revealing a stark contrast between Baby Boomers and Generation Z. In 1980, a Sydney house cost Baby Boomers 5.1 times their annual...

Sunday August 17, 2025

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Years of Earnings for the Average Dwelling, State by State, 2012 to 2026

Property Pain: Which Generation Copped the Rawest Deal?

Staying Put: Who Lived at the Same Address Five Years On, by State and Suburb

Who Volunteers, and Where: Voluntary Work by State, Age and Locality at the 2021 Census

Three Measures of Home Values and One Turn: What the ABS, Cotality and PropTrack Figures Show to September 2026

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