Vacancy rate does not need to come down to zero level for the experts to call it “crisis level”. Pete Wargent, in a well-researched article for the Property Observer, says Sydney’s 1.3% vacancy rate is clearly a cause for concern.
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Have Prices Maxed Out in Sydney and Melbourne?
In an article for the website Property Update, Michael Matusik sheds light on how capital growth is relatable to a rise in household income, interest rates and the demand-supply dynamics, among other things.
Investors Shoot Up, First Home Buyers Fizzle Out
Home loan commitments to owner-occupiers have reached its monthly peak, calculated since October 2009. Both refinance and non-refinance commitments are trending much higher over monthly and year to year indices. A disturbing trend, however, is the marginalisation of the First Home Buyers (FHBs).
Capital City Housing Market Continue to Grow
In a video-assisted article that covers RP Data’s Mid Month Market Update for April, Tim Lawless confirms that though there is nothing really bullish about the property market at this point in time, the signals are not discouraging either.
Building Equity In the Property Market
In an article for the website Your Investment Property, Miriam Bell decodes the best ways to create quick equity. The Buy and Hold strategy can work well and can help in building equity fast if a few smart property market techniques are diligently followed.
Capital Cities Exhibit Value Growth, Rental Decline
Nicola Webber dissects the Australian housing market in an article for the website realestate.com.au. She talks about the value growth in major capital cities and relatively arrested rental yield. Webber also sheds light on how investors might be affected in the present housing climate.
