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Buyers and renters compete for limited stock as the Western Australian capital favours sellers and landlords, CoreLogic analysts say

A string of beachside suburbs boomed during the pandemic, then recorded sizeable losses during the market downturn. Where are they now?

A string of beachside suburbs boomed during the pandemic, then recorded sizeable losses during the market downturn. Where are they now?

A string of beachside suburbs boomed during the pandemic, then recorded sizeable losses during the market downturn. Where are they now?

The intergovernmental organisation has inflation falling fairly gradually in Australia and New Zealand, with competitive rental markets largely responsible for the sluggish progress.

Indias top software exporters are set to compete intensely with local and overseas peers for a sizable share of the estimated $16 billion of large global IT services deals that will come up for renewal in the next six months.

The heat is coming out of last year’s surprise housing recovery, with the pace of price growth tipped to halve, held back by affordability constraints.

Tech slowdown to intensify local, global firms race for contracts up for renewal in H1 this year.

There are more listings than usual for this time of year in the big capital cities as vendors try to sell before prices slow.

Catastrophe risk modeller CoreLogic's modelled insured loss estimate for the devastating, shallow magnitude 7.5 earthquake, which hit western Japan on New