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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.
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The city of churches has made its mark on the nation’s property market in 2022, with experts suggesting the city is ‘well ahead of the game already’ for 2023.
NSW will outlaw rental bidding, bringing it in line with regulations already in place in Victoria and Western Australia, but the country’s largest real estate agency said rules already in place prevented property managers playing off renters against each other.
Two more potential solutions to Australia’s rental crisis are examined, including how lowering the lending buffer may encourage investors to re-enter the market and how accepting offers of higher rent could fuel the rental affordability side of the crisis.
Two potential solutions to Australia’s rental crisis are examined, including how a change in mindset could help bring landlords and tenants on the same page and how axing stamp duty could ease the pressure.
Australia is a nation in the grip of a rental crisis and while there are many enacted and potential solutions, there’s only one thing that’s certain – it won’t be a quick fix.
Research by a government-funded think-tank that supposedly proves rental reforms have no bearing on property investment activity is not only misguided but also grossly inaccurate of today’s rental market.
While some investors went on residential investment splurges this year, Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes and his wife Annie, who bought a swathe of luxury properties – many others sat tight.
With the year set to end in less than three months, seven experts from Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) give us a deeper insight into the major markets.
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Experts say Australia is ‘definitely still in a rental crisis’ but there is only so much people can pay.
Australia’s national rents experienced the smallest monthly growth this year, up by just 0.6% in September after record rises 12 months ago.
The PIPA National Market Update found that tighter lending standards and an inability for borrowers to get finance is hurting demand.