Australia Faces 'Biggest Property Downturn in 40 Years', Raising Recession Risk
Cotality said 97% of suburbs fell over three months as higher rates and tax changes pushed the market lower.
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Growing fears home values could plummet by new record
Australian property values could fall by almost double the level of the early 1980s when there was a year-long recession - wiping more than $140,000 from a typical home and a lot more in Sydney.
Australia faces 'biggest property downturn in 40 years', raising recession risk
Australian house prices have fallen for a sixth straight month, and the property market is likely to continue experiencing drops of up to 15 per cent in the coming months, experts say.
Australian house prices continued their decline, falling another 1.1% in September, marking the sixth consecutive month of decline. Since peaking in March this year, house prices have fallen by an average of 5%, with the most significant drops seen in Sydney and Melbourne.
Brisbane and Sydney hit hardest by falling house prices as 5.2% shaved from property values nationwide
Housing prices are falling in almost every suburb in Australia’s biggest cities, with values dropping faster in Brisbane than Sydney as the slowdown intensifies. Prices nationally have fallen 5.2% from their peak in March to where they were a year ago, Cotality data released on Thursday shows. Economists say prices are on track to fall […]
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