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If you’re feeling uncertain about what’s really going on in the property market right now… you’re not alone. Because the biggest challenge facing our housing markets today isn’t interest rates, inflation, or even affordability… It’s uncertainty. We’ve got multiple forces all moving at once - some pushing prices higher, others working against them -  and for many investors, tha...

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Australia’s property market has just hit another record... According to the latest PropTrack Home Price Index, the national home prices rose to a fresh record in March, extending the current upswing, but the pace of home price growth is slowing, National home prices increased 0.3% in March, taking the national median home value to $908,000....

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How are Australians managing the rising cost of living and housing? Well, new research from Money.com.au reveals that 23% of Aussies have asked or are considering asking for an early inheritance from their parents or grandparents to help cope with the rising cost of living. The data highlights that among this group, almost half (47%)...

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It’s not that people love or hate migration - it’s that most don’t understand what’s really driving our housing crunch.  They’ve been told that “mass migration” is the villain, when in fact the problem is deeper: we’ve built a system that needs population growth to function, but refuses to make room for it properly. The snapback, not a surge Australia’s net...

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Cotality’s national home value index rose 0.7% in March, taking dwelling values 2.1% higher over the first quarter of the year. At the national level, the pace of gains is easing, reducing from a 2.8% increase in Q4 last year, but housing outcomes are increasingly diverse from city to city and across the pricing spectrum....

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