Apart from the the two exceptions (south west, lower north shore), it's pretty clear things are pulling back on a wider view. No surprises at all.
That said, if you look closer, the strength or weakness in growth of many sub-regions and individual suburbs is masked by the more generalised nature of the data.
I've had my ear to the ground in pockets of the inner west, for example, which would have seen much, MUCH higher growth to the march quarter than the data shows, implying other pockets have under performed.
Predictions? Inner west to perform above the market as a whole, prestige market to show strong growth and higher transaction volumes for a while, overall the market will ease up and maintain moderate growth for some time (obviously, depending on factors like rates, employment, confidence etc), apartments to outperform houses overall.
