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Hotspots • 12 JAN 2021

Surviving 2020: How COVID-19 has redefined property

How will the property market move forward from such a tumultuous year?

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Hotspots • 12 JAN 2021

Australia set for a rental ‘frenzy’ in 2021, expert says

Australia’s rental market is set to experience an all-time record-high increase in household rents this new year, along with a shortage of accommodation, a property...

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Finance • 12 JAN 2021

Economy poised for recovery supported by vaccine rollout

The economy and the budget are expected to reap the benefits of the earlier than planned vaccine rollout, following a series of unexpected lockdowns which have already...

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Hotspots • 11 JAN 2021

Perth leasing activity picks up

While December is traditionally a slow month for the rental market, Perth managed to buck the trend in 2020, with an overall increase in leasing activity.

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Hotspots • 11 JAN 2021

Melbourne’s inner suburbs boast good value despite COVID lockdown

While most impacted by the pandemic, the inner suburbs of Melbourne are set to bounce back later in 2021, experts are forecasting.

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Hotspots • 11 JAN 2021

House approvals reach highest level in 21 years

Private sector house approvals rose for the fifth consecutive month in November and, seasonally adjusted, were at the highest recorded level since December 1999,...

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Hotspots • 11 JAN 2021

Aussies see 2021 as a ‘great time’ to buy property

2021 is tipped to be one of the busiest years for property ever as money remains cheap and readily accessible, with a majority of Aussies agreeing that now is a good...

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Hotspots • 10 JAN 2021

Perth property to grow by 10% in 2021

The Western Australian capital concluded 2020 on a property sales high, as forecasts for the coming year predict further price growth of between 6 and 10 per cent.

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Hotspots • 10 JAN 2021

Adelaide growth to continue through Easter

Despite the effects of COVID-19, Adelaide experienced an average growth of 5 per cent in 2020 – a result expected to be replicated in 2021.

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Finance • 08 JAN 2021

Mortgages slashed 6,777 times in 2020

Historically low interest rates have seen lenders make almost 7,000 cuts to home loans throughout 2020 but mortgage holders and investors remain disinterested in getting...

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