Queensland the focus of the latest ANZ CoreLogic Housing Affordability Report. Rate rises slightly eased house prices but not without serious rental and affordability issues for locals.
It is an inflexion point for Australian residential property with the first sustained rising interest rates cycle in nearly two decades. What does it mean for home owners and renters?
The impact of the pandemic drove all of Australia’s states into a sharp contraction in the June quarter.
After prices rebounded in 2019, housing market confidence continues to trend upwards.
Social bonds are due to emerge as the fastest growing segment of the sustainable debt market in 2020.
Rental markets across Australia are facing a record oversupply of stock as the impact of the pandemic takes hold – good news for some renters.
New data show a steep drop in prices may be in store for the Australian housing market.
Australia’s housing market will be impacted on many fronts because of COVID-19. And the effects will be seen both immediately and longer-term.
The beginnings of the COVID-19 economic shock became apparent in the states and territories’ trade channels.
House prices in Australia are expected to grow more than previously forecast despite ongoing restrictions and growing Delta variant cases.
Customer confidence is up and so are house prices, creating a strong environment for home lending growth according to ANZ’s Mark Hand.
Have the last few months of low interest rates left a lasting impact on Aus housing affordability and stability?
