How ASX shares vs. property performed in April

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It was down for one and up for the other between shares vs. property last month. The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) lost 3% while the CoreLogic Australian home value index just kept on rising, up 0.6%. ...

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The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) lost 3% while the CoreLogic Australian home value index just kept on rising, up 0.6%. \nThe index measures the entire housing market, including houses, townhouses, and apartments. This is the 15th consecutive month of growth, and in monetary terms, it equates to a $78,000 uplift in home values. \nThe median Australian house price increased by 0.6% and the apartment price rose by 0.7% in April. \nCoreLogic research director Tim Lawless said there was continuing strength in lower-value markets, such as the more affordable capital cities. Also, over the past quarter, apartment prices had risen faster than house prices in every city except Hobart, reflecting buyer demand for more affordable housing types. \nLawless commented:\n\nWe aren't seeing any signs of heat coming out of the Perth housing market just yet, in fact the quarterly pace of growth, at 6.0%, is approaching the cyclical highs seen during the pandemic when interest rates were at rock bottom.\nOn the other hand, we are seeing the pace of gains slow across the Brisbane market, easing below the 1% mark to 0.9% in April for the first time in 12 months. Affordability pressures may be impacting the pace of growth across the city, following a nearly $300,000 increase in values since the onset of COVID in March 2020, the largest dollar value increase of any capital.\n\nAmong the regional markets, regional Western Australia kept powering ahead with a 1.8% gain in home values in April. 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