Sydney home owners are deciding to sell their properties at greater rates this spring than normal,and some areas have made double-digit jumps.
As the property market weakens,some homes have become cheaper,while others have barely felt like the market is in a downturn.
As the property market weakens and home values fall,some types of homeowners are waiting months to find the right buyer.
The solution to our housing crisis is to build where people want to live,in well-located areas,and not continue to fund money sinks.
Would-be home buyers have been hit by a lose-lose situation since interest rates began to rise and future cuts may not act as previously expected.
Five potential buyers battled it out for the fixer-upper in West End,but on the Gold Coast the $4.3 million Burleigh Heads retreat of Bec and Lleyton Hewitt failed to attract a single bid.
A review of rental listings has uncovered cases of affordable housing units being let for prices barely discounted off market rent.
There are only seven houses that line the waterfront on Palm Beach’s Waratah Road,so when one is for sale it’s with good reason.
Home-buying hopefuls are feeling the pressure of sustained high interest rates and high Sydney house prices,and it’s affecting where they look.
All sides of politics have overseen a collapse in housing affordability since 2000. These are the graphs that show it. And there are no easy solutions.
Sydney and Melbourne house values are both falling as a run-up in advertised stock and high interest rates put a brake on ever-increasing prices.