Australian real estate news
In the face of an uncertain economy, real estate is becoming an increasingly attractive place to park savings, according to The Westpac/Melbourne Institute’s Index of Consumer Sentiment for June.
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Property gains popularity as preferred place to park money
Affordable housing – the worst of all oxymorons Sydney Morning Herald Maybe even the Real Estate Institute of WA? All three come out with widely-varying “median” figures each quarter.
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Affordable housing – the worst of all oxymorons – Sydney Morning Herald
Bullsbrook booming inmycommunity THE Real Estate Institute of Western Australia has listed Bullsbrook as having one of the highest growing median house prices in the metropolitan area. …
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Bullsbrook booming – inmycommunity
Hands off this exotic asset class The Australian Statistics from the Real Estate Institute of Australia show that in the 24 years between 1985 and the end of 2009, residential property increased about 6.8 …
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Hands off this exotic asset class – The Australian
Interest rises kick the stuffing out of auction clearance rates NEWS.com.au Real Estate Institute of Australia president David Airey cited consecutive interest rate rises, tighter lending criteria and the continuing financial crisis … and more »
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Interest rises kick the stuffing out of auction clearance rates – NEWS.com.au
The affordability flaw Sydney Morning Herald Last weekend it was 75 per cent, the lowest since the opening auction weekend of 2009 on March 21, according to the Real Estate Institute of Victoria. … and more »
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The affordability flaw – Sydney Morning Herald
First home buyers back in 6 months Trading Room “The anecdotal evidence we're getting from ( real estate ) agencies is that the market is slowing,” President of the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) …
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First home buyers back in 6 months – Trading Room
How population growing pains are about to reach new heights in Brisbane Courier Mail Real Estate Institute of Queensland managing director Dan Molloy said recent research showed first-home buyers were down 60 per cent on March 2009. …
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How population growing pains are about to reach new heights in Brisbane – Courier Mail
inmycommunity Hills tops price growth inmycommunity Darlington was Perth's number one suburb in terms of median price growth, according to the Real Estate Institute of WA. Picture: Justin Benson-Cooper Buy …
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Hills tops price growth – inmycommunity
First home buyers due back in six months Sydney Morning Herald “The anecdotal evidence we're getting from ( real estate ) agencies is that the market is slowing,” President of the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) … and more »
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First home buyers due back in six months – Sydney Morning Herald
