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UBS does the outrageous Australian stimulus boom!

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Via the excellent George Theranou at UBS:
Mar-21 home prices surge 2.6% m/m, fastest since 1988; sales spike ~43% y/y
CoreLogic dwelling prices boomed 2.6% m/m (sa, 2.8% nsa) in Mar-21, the strongest in 33 years since 1988 (after 1.7%); to be up 6.1% y/y (after 3.9%). Prices are a record high level, & up 7% since the COVID trough in Sep-20. By city, Sydney is now strongest (3.5% m/m, 5.3% y/y); but regional areas also lifted further (2.4%, 11.4% y/y). Houses remain stronger (2.9%, 7.3% y/y), but units are also now picking up (1.8%, 2.2% y/y). Supply is very low, with new listings in March 25.5% below the 5-year average – but demand is strong, seeing sales jump ~43% y/y – which is obviously pushing up prices. Feb home loans -0.4% m/m, but still +75% vs May; as investors return strongly Home loan values in Feb-21 surprisingly edged back by 0.4% m/m (UBS: 4.0%, mkt: 3.3%), but followed an upwardly revised spike in Jan-21 of 10.5% (was 8.6%), to a record high level; and Feb remains up an incredible 75% in only 9 months since the COVID trough in May-20. Importantly, this broadened from still strong owner-occupiers (-1.8% m/m, +77% since May) – including first home buyers (-1.6% m/m, +59%) – to investors returning strongly in recent months as well (+4.5% m/m, +70%).

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