Brisbaneapartments and Sydney units in the north-west corridor have suffered the greatest decline in values since their peak, data from Corelogic shows.
Prices of apartments in the north of the Brisbane CBD, Moreton Bay, Logan and Ipswich have dropped more than 20 per cent compared with their selling prices.
Apartments in the Hills and Hawkesbury area in the north-west corridor of Sydney have fallen 19 per cent since they peaked last year.
As for standalone houses, since the peak of their prices in July last year, prices in Sydney's inner city, inner south such as Alexandria, Waterloo and Zetland and the inner west such as Balmain have fallen between 10 to nearly 14 per cent.
Values of standalone houses in North Sydney and the northern beaches have come down between 7 to 9 per cent.
Even the eastern suburbs have been hit particularly after reaching such a high point over the boom, about 40 to 50 per cent in some cases.
