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Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise above key threshold, but will property prices follow? - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise above key threshold, but will property prices follow?

When auction results are this strong, property prices usually stop falling. But after the sharpest rise in interest rates in a generation, is this time different?

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise above key threshold, but will property prices follow? - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise above key threshold, but will property prices follow?

When auction results are this strong, property prices usually stop falling. But after the sharpest rise in interest rates in a generation, is this time different?

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise above key threshold, but will property prices follow? - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Auction clearance rates rise above key threshold, but will property prices follow?

When auction results are this strong, property prices usually stop falling. But after the sharpest rise in interest rates in a generation, is this time different?

Source: smh.com.au
Home buyers nervous about how far prices will fall - Vimarsana News

Home buyers nervous about how far prices will fall

Buyers are factoring in are interest rate movements, buyer's advocate says

Australia property: Why it's harder to buy a house at auction than it looks - Vimarsana News

Australia property: Why it's harder to buy a house at auction than it looks

As buyers and sellers realise that prices are falling and interest rates are going up, the level of competition at auctions has taken a surprising turn.

Source: smh.com.au