Originally posted on www.domain.com.au by Eliza Owen Sydney’s rental vacancy rate remains the second-highest of the capital cities, behind Darwin, as dwelling unit completions and investment stock remain elevated. There were approximately 18,000 vacant rentals across Sydney at the end of October. About 750 of these were spread across the suburbs of Sydney, Parramatta and […]
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Originally posted on www.domain.com.au by Eliza Owen The national rental vacancy rate was steady over September, at 1.9 per cent. This is a reflection of most capital city markets, with five cities showing no change in the rate over September. The national rental vacancy rate was steady over September, at 1.9 per cent. This is
Melbourne’s cheapest, most expensive and highest growing suburbs revealed New data collected by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria has revealed the highest performing Melbourne suburbs for the December quarter of 2017. Across the entirety of metropolitan Melbourne, REIV data showed that Melbourne house prices rose for the seventh quarter in a row up 1.1 per cent
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As the Chinese government cracks down on international property investment, tighter restrictions and lower investor numbers may affect the Australian property market as well. While the situation will be complicated by the ongoing back-and-forth battle between the Chinese government and investors, the most likely scenario will be a slowdown in incoming cash flow for the
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A new report and the latest housing finance figures have confirmed what many of us already know – housing affordability is getting tougher. The Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) & Deposit Power Housing Affordability Report, released yesterday, found that affordability dropped for the sixth consecutive quarter in the three months to June. The report
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