Pick-up in Brisbane and Canberra property sales show how sti...

The large jump in Queensland can also be attributed to the pre-concession slowdown.

Pick-up in Brisbane and Canberra property sales show how stimulus-sensitive Australia's property market is: Tim Lawless

By Tim Lawless
Monday, 08 October 2012

If you want an example of how stimulus-sensitive the Australian housing market is, look no further than Brisbane or Canberra. Transaction volumes absolutely spiked in July. In Brisbane, our estimate of transaction numbers surged by 52% compared with the June reading, and in Canberra the number of home sales was 41% higher than sales in June.

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The last time month-on-month transactions were that high in Brisbane was back in March 2010, and for Canberra the number of sales in July hasn’t been that high since March 2011.

 





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