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REIA: 2,200 people move to Victoria each week

Each week, around 2,200 people move to Australian property in Victoria, the Real Estate Institute of Australia has claimed.

Some 2,200 people move to Australian property in Victoria each week, the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) has revealed.

The REIA claims that there is a shortage of dwellings in the state to accommodate this great number and that the vacancy rate is currently below two per cent.

However, auctions are still going ahead at quite a rate, with 2,959 being conducted in July and a clearance rate of 67.5 per cent being achieved.

In June, there were even more, with 3,203 auctions taking place and a clearance rate of 68 per cent.

"These statistics confirm that although winter is generally a period of less activity, this has not been the case this year," a statement from the REIA said.

It went on to say that the strongest demand for Australian property has been in the suburbs, such as Watsonia, Ferntree Gully and Dandenong.

Earlier this month, RP Data research analyst Cameron Kusher suggested to API magazine that the price of regional Australian property has increased at a faster rate this year than was seen in 2009.

Posted by Ravin Chatlani

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