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Australian house prices are rising at the fastest pace in 32 years.
Just 35% of Melbourne CBD offices were occupied in March, the Property Council of Australia (PCA) says.
Melbourne dwelling values have surpassed their earlier April 2020 peak by 0.2%, according to CoreLogic’s daily hedonic home value index.
The Melbourne CBD will experience "long-lasting effects" from multiple lockdowns, including on the property market.
A $1.5 billion property fund is waiting to pounce on distressed buildings as the COVID-19 crunch further disrupts Melbourne’s commercial property market.
There are suggestions international buyers could be returning to Melbourne, encouraged by the success of Victoria’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Melbourne property prices have recorded their biggest surge in more than 20 years.
Buying a home in every capital city across the country except for Melbourne became more expensive in 2020.
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