Based on a survey from http://www.smh.com.au closed on 30/08/2012, the outlook for the real estate market towards the next 12 months remains gloomy. More than 11,000 Australians participated the survey. Only 13% of the responded thought the property market will improve over the next 12 months. On the contrary, 47% of the responded thought the property market will get …
12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets
Do you want to know what the property prices will be in next 12 months? Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Sydney 12-month price forecasts Melbourne 12-month …
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12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets – Canberra
Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Canberra: -3% to 0% Relative to the rest of the nation, Canberra’s housing market has displayed resilience, with values …
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12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets – Darwin
Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Darwin: 3% to 6% Darwin’s housing market has experienced the heaviest losses in Australia, falling by 15.2 per cent …
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12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets – Hobart
Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Hobart: -7% to -4% Hobart’s housing market has been one of the weakest performers in the nation, declining by …
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12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets – Adelaide
Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Adelaide: -5% to -2% Adelaide’s housing market has performed surprisingly well, experiencing the lowest decline in values from peak …
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12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets – Perth
Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Perth: 2% to 5% Perth’s housing market is likely to be a star performer over the coming year. Although …
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12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets – Brisbane
Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Brisbane: -2% to 2% Brisbane’s recent price performance has been poor, declining by 12.4 per cent (houses) and 10.8 …
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12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets – Melbourne
Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Melbourne: -8% to -5% Melbourne’s recent price performance has been poor, declining by 11.0 per cent (houses) and 7.4 …
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12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets – Sydney
Chief Economist at the Macro Investor Leith van Onselen shared his 12-month price forecasts for Australia’s capital city housing markets based on consideration of key price drivers: housing finance; housing supply; affordability; and the macroeconomic outlook. Sydney: -3% to 1% Relative to the rest of the nation, Sydney’s housing market has displayed resilience, with detached …
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Should I invest in property or shares?
In these uncertain times of slow property markets and crashing share prices, are you still tossing up best place to park your hard earned money for maximum chances of capital growth? You may be surprised by the latest thinking on whether you should invest in property or shares. According to the latest Russell Investments/ASX Long-Term …
Australia property price – A comparison across 2011 and 2012
Wondering where the Australia property market stood in April 2011 & April 2012? This is where the market stood in April 2011, according to RP Data-Rismark’s index of dwelling values (houses & units): Year to April 2011 Median Price Change Sydney 1.2% Melbourne -0.4% Brisbane -6.8% Adelaide -2.1% Perth -7.1% Darwin -7.0% Canberra 0.7% Hobart …
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Property price will rise from 2015
Strong property price rise is predicted starting from 2015. Sydney and Melbourne’s housing markets are at least two years away from shifting out of the current trough, but once the momentum starts, the rise will be strong, according to the 28th annual Australian Property Directions Survey. Using the property clock system, whereby 12 noon to …
Australia property investors are cautious on property investment
The fact that the value of loans to property investors fell 7.1 per cent in January 2012 shows that Australia property investors are cautious on property investment. Overall, home loan approvals dipped 1.2 per cent in January 2012, the first fall in 10 months, the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show. The number of loans from …
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Australia house prices are in the hands of China?!
”Australian house prices could decline by more than 5 per cent in 2012 if China’s economy experiences a soft landing with GDP growth at about 8 per cent,’‘ according to Standard & Poor’s latest report titled China Soft Landing Would Moderately Impact Australia’s Housing Market. China’s insatiable demand for resources over the past decade, particularly iron ore …
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