China watch
internationalA global interest rates guide as China rate cut to flow through to Australian property market
As China cuts its interest rate, we provide a guide to interest rates around the world.
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commercialA lack of supply means increased tenant demand and yields for commercial property investors
As an investor, the secret is to have your lease expiry (and therefore a rental review) occur in 2016-17.
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china-watchAsian governments in transition impact property investment appetite
Chinese and Malaysian property investors may see Australia as a safe place to invest their capital amid political tumult at home.
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china-watchAsian investors keen on Australian inner-city units: Peter Chittenden
These buyers generally already reside in Australia, they are first or second generation and are looking to get into the property market.
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rba-rate-decisionAt least one more RBA rate cut tipped by economists for the year, with focus on China and exchange rate
Westpac chief economist Bill Evans still expects that the RBA will decide to cut rates by 25 basis points at its November board meeting.
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trendsAustralia's infrastructure problems have reached diabolical proportions
Australia’s governments are not in a financial position to fund the far-fetched, imaginary proposals outlined in the Asian Century white paper.
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foreign-investmentAustralian dollar less of a factor in commercial property investment: Jones Lang LaSalle chart
Funds poured into Australian commercial real estate when the Australian dollar was well above parity against the US dollar in 2012.
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trendsAustralian economy vulnerable due to relatively high levels of household debt: Shane Oliver
Australia has low levels of public debt, but could be vulnerable should China's economy collapse due to high levels of household debt.
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china-watchAustralian housing market insulated from Chinese slowdown risk by slow rate of new home building: Analysts
The slow rate of new home building in Australia – much lamented by industry bodies – could actually insulate the housing market from collapse.
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china-watchAustralian property price catastrophe if China’s growth stalls: S&P
Australian house prices could decline by more than 5% in 2012 if China's economy experiences a soft landing with GDP growth at about 8%, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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