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Spring Property Market Reality Check: Prices Falling, Investors Pause and Confidence Fading | Anthony Landahl on Ausbiz
Spring Property Market Reality Check: Prices Falling, Investors Pause and Confidence Fading | Anthony Landahl on Ausbiz Australia’s Spring selling season is traditionally one of the busiest periods of the
How far house prices have risen since the last time rates were this high
How far house prices have risen since the last time rates were this high The Reserve Bank has lifted the cash rate to 4.6%, its highest level in 15 years.
RBA pushes cash rate to 4.60% – fourth hike of the year
RBA pushes cash rate to 4.60% – fourth hike of the year The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has raised the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.60% at
House prices are falling, but housing affordability is getting worse | Anthony Landahl on Ausbiz
House prices are falling, but housing affordability is getting worse | Anthony Landahl on Ausbiz That’s the paradox facing Australia’s property market today. According to recent housing affordability data, affordability
Sydney Upsizers Face a Growing Affordability Challenge
Has Housing Affordability Policy Backfired? Many Sydney families assume a softer property market will make it easier to upgrade to a larger home. However, the reality is proving quite different.
Has Housing Affordability Policy Backfired?
Has Housing Affordability Policy Backfired? The Government wanted to help first-home buyers. But has it achieved the opposite? The Federal Government’s housing reforms were designed to improve affordability and make
