Property values in more than two thirds of Adelaide suburbs have grown in the first six months of 2020, defying COVID-19 slumps in larger Australian cities.
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Homeowners who have held onto property in some Adelaide suburbs for at least a decade could pocket a hefty profit if they sell up now.
Adelaide is one of three cities across the country where property values are continuing to climb despite the nationwide coronavirus-led market slowdown.
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Housing markets are cyclical, and while the nation’s two biggest cities have come off the boil, other parts of the country are heating up.
Adelaide house prices ended 2018 on a high despite the nation’s overall property market reporting its biggest slump since the global financial crisis.
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