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Every so often, a housing market forecast comes along that deserves a second look. Not because it is necessarily wrong, but because the comparison being made is rather extraordinary. Last weekend, I read commentary suggesting Australia could be facing its worst housing downturn since the Great Depression. Really? Take a beat. I have spent much…

The property market is confused, with the finger of blame pointed straight at the Reserve Bank. Investors and owners are asking why the RBA won’t cut interest rates, and why the Bank is even thinking of raising borrowing costs while housing prices continue to fall. The answer is that the RBA is not concerned about…

Australia’s rental markets are tightening again, even though October’s asking rents offered tenants a little breathing space in several capitals. Meanwhile, another interest rate increase is adding to household pressures, with the Reserve Bank warning that inflation will take longer to return to target. Yet the weekend’s auction results were reasonably steady, and Melbourne once…

Imagine putting your home on the market, rejecting an offer because you believe it’s worth more, and then discovering a few weeks later that you’re effectively prevented from advertising it at the lower price that you’re now prepared to accept. It sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it? Yet that’s precisely the situation some NSW property sellers could…

Australia’s property markets are continuing to adjust to higher interest rates, with the latest figures showing falling property prices, subdued auction activity and a growing number of properties available for sale. And with the Reserve Bank lifting the cash rate to 4.85% last week, its fifth increase this year, the pressure on borrowing capacity and…

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