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.
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Property Demand Outdoing Supply in Australia
Time on Market is steadily decreasing for properties across Australia. The same is beautifully established by Cameron Kusher in an article for the website Property Update.
Housing Market Growing Hand in Hand With Population
New South Wales and Victoria, the two most populous states in Australia, are showing further streaks of population growth. Incidentally, these are the two most potent housing markets, too, says Cameron Kusher in an article for the website Property Update.
Baby Boomers’ Advice To the Young Property Investors
Australian retirees have shown a greater penchant towards accumulation of wealth, compared to their global peers. Their advice to the young brigade is along the same lines, says Michael Yardney in an article for the website Property Update.
Value Growth To Slow Down in Sydney
Sydney will continue to grow but nowhere as illustriously as it has been doing over the past year. An article on the website Smart Property Investment suggests that property growth is likely to slow down to 4% and stay there for the next 5 years.
Years of Undersupply Behind Sydney Property Boom
Pete Wargent feels that long years of undersupply has to be blamed for the booming prices in the Sydney housing market. In an article for the website Property Update, he delves into both the sides of the equation.