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An article on the website Your Investment Property talks about how borrowers are intent on freezing their interest rates because of the low mortgage rate climate. As a result, fixed rate home loans have been on the rise and they have made up for 26.64% of total loans written in the month of October. This…
An article on the website Your Investment Property starts with how a shift in Chinese policies may see Chinese investors rushing to the Australian shores and why this is the cause of both joy and apprehension. While foreign investment, going by the rules, is limited to new dwellings, some investors are breaching the regulations and…
An article on the website Smart Property Investment sheds light on the phenomenal performance of Sydney and Melbourne over the latest growth cycle. Tim Lawless (R.P Data) went to the extent of stating that the country is witnessing a two-tier condition with the growth being lethargic in every capital city and breathtaking in Sydney and…
In an article for the website Property Update, Tim Lawless talks about a 4.2% hike in capital gains for the capital city dwellings over the 3 months ending august. Sydney and Melbourne have been the primary catalysts for such phenomenal growth, contributing 5% and 6.4 respectively. Over the last growth cycle, Sydney has seen a…
With three consecutive clearance rates of +80% to show, Sydney is surely expressing itself on the property hunters. An article on the website Smart Property Investment talks about the robustness in the auction market leading to this year’s spring. Incidentally, the 83.4 registered by Sydney is its best show in last 6 months. While the…
Writing a piece for the website Your Investment Property, Miriam Bell throws light on the rather dull forecast for Australia’s economy. Amongst the bleakness, property market will present a silver flash of hope. Since the recession of early 90s, economy will head towards its bleakest 4-year period. Poor growth of employment will stifle domestic demand…