Property Investment Professionals of Australia – PIPA

Property Heightened Panic with The Real Estate Podcast

Jul 2022Karen Millers

PIPA Chair Nicola McDougall talks to The Real Estate Podcast about rising interest rates and consumer sentiment.

Hobart Rents Soaring

Sep 25

Rents have jumped by as much as 10 per cent across more than 60 per cent of Hobart’s suburbs in three months – the latest quarterly rental figures show. PropTrack data reveals a $50-a-week hike in rents across most of Hobart as va-cancy rates in the state’s capital drop to the equal lowest in the country. There are now just 0.5 per cent of properties available.

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