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PIPA is recognised as an authoritative source of property market analysis, research, and is a regular commentator in media nationwide.
The number of property investors active in the market remains below long-term averages and is likely to add further pressure to the availability of rental properties, according to PIPA.
Last year’s survey foreshadowed the property price growth that lay ahead – and it seems even more investors believe prices will keep rising this time around, too, according to the 2021 PIPA Annual Investor Sentiment Survey.
New analysis of cash rate changes over the past two decades has found that property price growth is less dependent on low interest rates than commonly believed, according to PIPA.
The critical undersupply of rental properties in many locations around the nation is partly the result of lending restrictions that came into force four years ago.
The return of cashed-up expats is adding to sky-high property sales across the nation, according to the Property Investment Professionals of Australia,
Two-thirds of investors were confident that property market conditions would strengthen nearly six months ago, proving that the current price growth should not be a surprise.
Strengthening property prices as well as forecasts of more to come next year have yet again proved the resilience of Australian real estate during troubled times.
More than a third of investors would consider refinancing to a new lender to secure only marginally better interest rates, according to new research.
The majority of property investors have remained upbeat during COVID-19, however the pandemic has made them reconsider not only where they buy, but also where they live, the 2020 PIPA Property Investor Sentiment Survey has found.
New research from PIPA and CoreLogic has identified the best performing capital city and regional locations three years after the GFC.
The extension of the JobKeeper wage subsidy program will provide a further “airbag” for the Australian economy, according to the Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA).
More than 70 per cent of property investors say it is a good time to buy residential property with the majority also believing it is business as usual, according to a joint industry survey.