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Aussies have been told home prices have yet to reach their bottom, according to CoreLogic.
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Aussies have been told home prices have yet to reach their bottom, according to CoreLogic.
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Real estate companies are feeling the pitch from the low volume of sales and listings besetting the property market.
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Data for the final quarter of 2022 reveals rental pressures continue to build in Australia's capital cities led by a severe lack of listings.
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The number of unsold homes is piling up in a slowing national residential market.
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Data from InfoTrack shows that the 3.0% of cumulative interest rate hikes from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has tanked property sales.
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Buyer choice has improved in Australia’s property market as the number of homes listed for sale begins to climb.
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Melbourne’s homeowners are being spooked by the fastest falls in house prices ever and not listing their homes for sale this spring, new figures show.
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Property markets have had a real sluggish start to the spring selling season.
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Melbourne home buyers have far less choice than they did a year ago, new data shows, as owners hold back from listing their properties.
New research has revealed the most in-demand suburbs across the country where as many as 500 potential buyers battle for each property, with the lists dominated by Melbourne and Adelaide locations.
As more Australians than ever sleep in tents and cars, the Chair of the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation has declared Australian housing is facing its most crucial week in a generation.
In a wide-ranging keynote address to the UDIA National Congress 2023, one of Australia’s foremost financial advisors described how lenders are discounting heavily to retain borrowers, predicted a recession, and said late 2024 would be the time to invest in property.
While Melbourne's property prices are still in decline, buyers and real estate investors on a tight budget can still expect to face a daunting challenge.
Housing Minister Julie Collins has announced the government will work with the states and territories to extend the deadline for people to submit their Homebuilder documentation, while funding for homelessness has also been expanded.
With the expectation of an imminent recession growing, API Magazine details five commercial property investment opportunities that can withstand a serious economic downturn.
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