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Australia\u2019s housing market is expected to enter a more subdued phase in 2026, with property price growth forecast to slow across most capital cities, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. While prices are still forecast to rise overall, economists and major banks predict that affordability constraints, the prospect of interest rate changes and stretched borrowing capacity will reduce momentum next year.<\/p>\n
Forecasts from Domain and other research firms suggest that median home values could still rise \u2014 with national increases of around 5\u20136 per cent<\/strong> \u2014 but growth is likely to be uneven across markets, with Sydney and Melbourne showing relatively stronger movement and other cities moderating.<\/p>\n The property market will be affected by the outlook for interest rates. Credit:Peter Rae<\/em><\/p>\n Despite the anticipated moderation, prices are forecast to reach record levels in many capitals before the end of the year, underscoring the continued imbalance between strong demand and limited supply.<\/p>\n In this context, AUSMOD20K,<\/strong> which aims to deliver 20,000 affordable modular homes across Australia, aligns with the need to expand housing supply at scale by supporting faster, more efficient delivery models capable of responding to ongoing supply shortfalls.<\/p>\n If you would like to<\/strong><\/p>\n Become a partner of the AUSMOD20K program, please click this link: Partner<\/a><\/p>\n Become a supplier for the AUSMOD20K program, please click this link: Supplier<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/pistis.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/z7483562790997_060d1407db504b474b49b064f30e6993.jpg\")
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