The cost of housing close to the centre of capital cities is continuing to climb due to the inherent shortage of land, high buyer demand and abundance of amenity in these regions which is resulting in buyers paying a premium in order to secure a home. It is somewhat unfortunate, however, the liveability of an […]
Coming into land … is the Theme of this Month’s HTW Month in Review Vacant property provides an easy to understand benchmark for locations throughout the nation, so this month, we’ve decided to studiously indulge the desire for dirt and look at its influence across our wide brown land, taking a look at Melbourne! Here […]
Best performing capital city: Sydney +5.8% Weakest performing capital city: Perth -2.7% Highest gross rental yields: Darwin houses at 5.7% and Darwin units at 5.9% Lowest gross rental yields: Melbourne houses at 3.2% and Melbourne units at 4.1% Most expensive city: Sydney, with a median dwelling price of $690,000 Most affordable city: Hobart, with a […]
“Interest-ing! How interest rate cuts drive our real estate” is the theme of this month’s HTW Month in Review – Currently the property market is performing well with steady growth across the board in Melbourne. – RP Data shows that Melbourne property prices have increased 8.1% over the past 12 months. – An interest […]
“2015 – the year ahead” is the Theme of this month’s HTW Month in Review.. Opinion on the Melbourne residential market – Here are some highlights: – There is a generally positive outlook for property market growth in 2015 as the RBA has kept interest rates at 2.5% for 16 months in a row and […]
