Buy Darwin Drying Swimming pool – Realestate.com.au

Darwin Homebuyers are confronted with less choice in the market with listing numbers that almost halve in the last 12 months.

The newest Proptracklijst report showed that the number of houses on the Darwin market fell by 43.6 percent between August 2024 and August 2025.

This decrease was helped by a monthly fall of 7.3 percent in the total number of statements in August.

The report, which analyzed realestate.com.au data, showed that there were also fewer new offers in the capital of the top, with 22.5 percent month on month and 25.4 percent year on year in August.
Related: why the costs for house insurance are raising

Hot Property: Castle at the top of the most viewed list

House of the Week: Builder’s Dream Home

The real estate on 3/56 Bayview Blvd, Bayview, is new on the market and goes to auction on 30 September. Image: Realestate.com.au

---

REA Group Senior Economist and reported author, Angus Moore said that lists lay throughout Australia, with the Darwin market experienced the biggest decrease.

“Darwin has seen a particularly sharp fall in active shares, powered by both a smaller stream of new entries and houses that sell faster,” he said.

In Regional NT, new lists had fallen by 13.1 percent month by month in August, but an increase of 7.4 percent on an annual basis.

The total offers fell by 2.4 percent and 4.7 percent last month compared to August 2024.

Mr. Moore said National, new mentions fell by 12 percent on an annual basis in August, with broad lines of consistent falls in the metro and regional markets.

“These decreases partially reflect a particularly strong August last year,” he said.

Rea Group Senior Economist Angus Moore. Image: delivered

---

New mentions were a year by year 19.4 percent in PerTH, 18.4 percent in Brisbane, 16 percent in Canberra, 12.3 percent in Sydney, 10.6 percent in Hobart, 10 percent in Adelaide and 7.3 percent in Melbourne.

Mr. Moore said that the total volume of mentions on the market fell compared to last year, with 8 percent fewer property mentioned for sale.

“The decline was in the same way in regional areas and capitals,” he said.

“However, the decreases differed in the cities.

“Buyers in Sydney (-3%), Adelaide (0%) and PerTH (-3%) are confronted with comparable or modest smaller shares, while buyers in Melbourne (-12%), Brisbane (-13%) and Hobart (-19%) have seen larger decreases.”