Briar Hill, VIC

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Greater Building Society cuts one-year fixed-rate home loan to 4.54%

Larry SchlesingerThe Greater’s one year packaged home loan will reduce to 4.54% from June 21.

Sydney leads rise in private treaty median house prices in June: RP Data

Larry SchlesingerPrivate treaty sales represent around 85% of all dwelling sales across the country.

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Houses

Prices
Median sale price $540,750
Change in median price in last year -1.7%
Change in median price in past five years 34.9%
Average discount -4.5%
Average time on market 67.2
Average hold period 14.0
Median price for houses $350k to $750k $533,900
Rents
Median asking rent $355
Indicative gross rental yield 3.4%

Units

Rents
Median asking rent $320
Indicative gross rental yield 0.0%
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