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    The markets where house prices are most at risk

    Nila Sweeney
    Nila SweeneyReporter

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    House prices shot up by about a third across the country since the onset of the pandemic four years ago, delivering $188,000 in capital gains to homeowners on average, despite 13 interest rate rises, data from CoreLogic shows.

    In the past four years, prices jumped by up to 50 per cent in more than two-fifths of all suburbs and up to 75 per cent in more than a third of all suburbs nationwide.

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