SYDNEY, NSW – Sydney’s real estate market is powering through 2025 with renewed confidence, offering strong opportunities for buyers and investors despite ongoing housing supply challenges and affordability pressures.
Recent national data reveals that Australian home prices rose for the fourth consecutive month in May, with Sydney continuing to lead the charge. The median national dwelling value hit a record $831,288.00 a 0.5% monthly increase and 3.3% higher YoY. Analysts point to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s recent rate cuts, along with forecasts of further easing, as key drivers behind this upward trend.
While price growth bodes well for property owners, it’s also a signal of Sydney’s ongoing supply squeeze. Population growth, slow building approvals and limited land availability are making existing homes even more desirable.
Despite the challenges, Sydney’s property market remains incredibly robust, said Perly at PM Realty, a leading boutique agency based in Mascot. We’re seeing a surge in buyer confidence, particularly among long-term investors and up-sizers who understand the market’s potential.
A standout trend in 2025 has been the rise of collective property sales, or megalot amalgamations, especially in premium suburbs like Mosman and Cremorne. Homeowners are teaming up to sell adjacent properties as development parcels, unlocking significantly higher sale prices, some receiving more than double the individual value.
These megalot deals are transforming the way some homeowners approach the market, Perly explained. It’s about maximising land value through collaboration, and developers are actively seeking these opportunities in zoning-friendly areas.
Beyond the premium sector, supply-side solutions are gaining renewed attention. A recent proposal to redevelop Long Bay Correctional Complex in Malabar into a major housing precinct potentially delivering up to 12,000 new homes has been well received across the industry, with strong calls for supporting infrastructure to ensure success.
Urban renewal projects like these are essential if we are serious about addressing Sydney’s housing shortfall, Perly said. They must be backed by transport, schools, and community spaces to create truly liveable neighbourhoods.
Looking ahead, PM Realty expects Sydney’s property momentum to continue through 2025. Easing interest rates, a competitive rental market, and ongoing demand from both local and interstate buyers are likely to drive further activity.
As a leading boutique agency based in the heart of Mascot, PM Realty continues to deliver expert, local guidance to clients navigating this evolving market.
Our approach is personal, strategic and grounded in deep market knowledge, said Perly. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, lease, or invest, we are here to help you make confident, well-informed decisions.
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