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residentialNo Australia-wide housing shortage: CSR’s Ross Sindel
Australia is not suffering from a nationwide undersupply of housing, according to Rob Sindel, chief executive of building products group CSR.
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residentialAustralian property markets becoming more balanced: Cameron Kusher
Key vendor metrics, such as time on market and average discount needed to secure a sale, remain at elevated levels but have been showing some modest improvement.
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residentialProperty stock on market jumps 35% in Victoria in past year: RP Data
The number of properties listed for sale increased 35% from 53,110 to 71,747 in the past year.
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newsQueensland not featured on SQM most discounted list as Macleay Island property sells at last
SQM Research's top 10 discount list, usually dominated by Queensland, has properties from South Australia, NSW, WA and Tasmania.
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residentialThe gap narrows as east almost meets west (and Queensland) in housing prices and costs: Christopher Joye
Just as housing costs across the south east started to slow down, a striking boom was gathering momentum in the mining states.
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mortgagesMining states lead rebound in demand for owner-occupier mortgages in March: ABS
Some signs of life returned to the mortgage market in March, with owner-occupier mortgage commitments rising 0.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis.
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residentialTasmanian vendors to face higher disclosure requirements
The draft Residential Property Transactions Bill 2012 seeks to repeal the 2005 “vendor statement” requirement.
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hotspotsProperties still on the market for years even without any big discount: SQM
Many vendors are unwilling to discount despite spending years on the market, according to the latest report by SQM.
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residentialRegions to offer higher price and rental growth than recovering capital cities: Terry Ryder
Amid the mass of statistics describing city property this year, there is this underlying message: recovery.
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residentialVendors somewhat stubborn as time on market increases in most capitals: RP Data
Houses are taking longer to sell in most capitals than they were last year.
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