After Australia’s worst property slump in a generation, the latest market data analysis heralds good news: the property market decline is now easing up.
Even better is that according to the latest Property Pulse report from CoreLogic, recovery is going to be fast for the top end of the market.
In a report by Sasha Karen of Smart Property Investment, she details data findings that bode well for property market investors.
Do you want to know why Luxury Home prices will keep going up in Sydney, irrespective of local conditions?
I just read an interesting article by Robert Frank at msn.com.au that outlines just that.
The negative gearing debate never cools down. The Malcolm Turnbull coalition, though, has managed to put it off the table as it looks forward to firming up economic policies prior to the election. The focus will be on household wealth and property values instead of capital gains tax and negative gearing, said the spokesman for the coalition.
In an article for the website Property Update, Pete Wargent discusses 7 reasons why property prices today are nowhere near the levels they were at three decades ago. Wargent begins the article by recommending to investors to capitalise on the phenomenal population growth and cramped supply in urbanised locations.
In an article for the website Property Update, Michael Yardney sheds light on few reasons why Australian property prices may remain perennially high (well, almost perennially!).
In an article for the website Property Observer, Jonathan Chancellor talks about the latest spike in Sydney median housing prices. From $787,000 for the March quarter, it has risen 3.1% to stand at $811,837 for the June quarter.
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