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Housing affordability – is it solvable | The Real Estate Podcast Episode 14
Housing affordability – is it solvable | The Real Estate Podcast Episode 14 With the conversation around housing affordability now extending to both home buyers and rental affordability Anthony Landahl,
Property investors and housing affordability | The Real Estate Podcast Episode 13
Property investors and housing affordability: Do investors help or hinder | The Real Estate Podcast Episode 13 Right now both home owners and property investors are under siege with interest rates
Housing market and interest rate update
Housing market and interest rate update: Nov 2023 Australian housing market remains resilient Nationally the Australian housing market remains resilient – with national home values increasing 2.3% in the three
What’s underpinning Australia’s housing market resilience and recovery?
What’s underpinning Australia’s housing market resilience and recovery? With Australia’s housing market remaining resilient through this period of rising rates, Managing Director of Equilibria Finance, Anthony Landahl is interviewed on
What’s happened to property investors
What’s happened to property investors Australia’s housing market remains resilient. After 10 straight months of decline, Core Logic recorded a rise in the national housing market index of .6% as
The impact of interest rate rises and what you can do | The Real Estate Podcast Episode 12
The impact of interest rate rises on mortgage holders and what you can do | The Real Estate Podcast Episode 12 The impact of 12 rate rises is taking a
Building wealth through property | The Real Estate Podcast Episode 11
Building wealth through property |The Real Estate Podcast Episode 11 While building wealth through property can rewarding it can also be a lot of work to get it right –
Impact of rate rises on borrowing capacity | The Real Estate Podcast Episode 10
Impact of rate rises on borrowing capacity |The Real Estate Podcast Episode 10 In a challenging housing market with rising rates, decreased borrowing capacity and a property market staying resilient
