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The first quarter of this year has been characterised by diverse market conditions around the nation, according to PIPA members.
The sell-off of investment properties around the nation is continuing unabated and is fuelling fears of an even tighter rental market with higher holding and compliance costs as well as new property taxes to blame.
The first six months of this year has seen a continuation of robust market conditions in most major markets, with the exception of Melbourne.
When something awful is happening to a lot of people, it helps if those in charge have someone to conveniently blame. Investors of Australia, this is where you come in.
These are the Aussie suburbs where the RBA’s latest rate hike will hit hardest and what households can do about it.
The average Queensland mortgage now costs 61 per cent more in repayments than it did in April 2022, with experts warning the fallout of this and more hikes to come will hit renters too.
Investor activity has dropped precipitously since interest rates started increasing, according to the PIPA National Market Update – October 2023 report.
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the number of new investor loan commitments has fallen more than 27 per cent since interest rates started rising in May last year.
Amy Lunardi has been a buyers’ agent for more than a decade, is degree qualified in economics, is a QPIA, and runs a boutique agency in Melbourne.
As we head into the final few months of this calendar year, property markets have rebounded significantly from the start of the year, but investor activity has fallen significantly since interest rates started rising, according to the latest PIPA National Market Update.
The national rental market continues to be beset by challenges as renters across Australia struggle to secure accommodation amidst intense competition and high prices, according to PropTrack‘s Rental Report September 2023 Quarter.
Hotspotting by Ryder’s Location of the Month is the City of Salisbury. It has defied the negative impacts of Covid through a construction boom made up of medium-scale projects, which are generating thousands of jobs.
As real estate investors sell up, opportunities are opening for new ones, and they don’t need huge mortgages to get a foot in the door.
Startling new research shows hundreds of thousands of rental properties have been stripped from rental markets around the nation with investors offloading properties in Victoria and Queensland in particular – the states leading the war on private landlords.
Landlords moaning about ‘not having control’ and how hard it is to own and rent out several properties have been slammed by struggling tenants.
Governments have long used taxes and tax breaks to create incentives or disincentives for investor behaviour, which naturally distort the market and there is plenty of evidence to suggest that, in the Victorian property market, the investment disincentives have reached a toxic point.