The 7 must-know numbers of the week, starting with the percentage of Provident Capitals loans in arrears

The percentage of loans by collapsed fund management and mortgage lender Provident Capital that were six months or more in arrears.

The amount of money developer Lend Lease has raised towards the Barangaroo South redevelopment. The funding forms part of a new commercial wholesale open-ended property trust, which Lend Lease will manage. “Now all we have to do is build it,” says Lend Lease CEO Steve McCann.

The increase in the number of residential listings in postcode 3978 (Clyde, Clyde North and Cardinia) in the year to June, according to figures compiled by SQM Research. However, Clyde is not the epicentre of a so-called oversupply of houses in the city’s outer suburbs, but instead the result of new housing projects coming to market at the same time in what was farmland just two years ago.

The asking rent for Katrina and Amie's The Block 2011 renovated Richmond cottage, which hit the rental market this week. Its asking rental reflects around 4.7% rental growth over the past year.

The approximate price hopes for the site for a proposed sister skyscraper to the post-modern Eureka Tower, which was listed for sale. The proposed 226-metre, 72-storey tower is designed by Nonda Katsalidis, and the 2,642-square-metre site at 70 Southbank Boulevard is directly across the road from the Eureka Tower.

The amount Federal Parliament's youngest MP, Wyatt Roy, spent on his first home, which he recently bought. The 22-year-old MP bought a unit in a Bribie Island, Queensland, complex where prices have been falling for the past eight years.

The asking price for an ivy-clad streetfront 18-square-metre Point Piper lock-up garage in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. There are no body corporate fees or rates for the garage given it does not come with its own title.