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House prices: Distressed listings on the rise - Vimarsana News

House prices: Distressed listings on the rise

The portion of distressed listings has almost doubled in some heavily mortgaged areas, amid signs some households are starting to buckle under interest rate pressure.

Source: afr.com
Property Summit: AMP's Shane Oliver says housing supply demand - Vimarsana News

Property Summit: AMP's Shane Oliver says housing supply demand

Australia’s immigration targets should match the country’s ability to supply housing, which would “mean a cut”, the AMP chief economist says.

Source: afr.com
Why your super fund is dubious about investing in housing in Australia despite urging from Jim Chalmers - Vimarsana News

Why your super fund is dubious about investing in housing in Australia despite urging from Jim Chalmers

The government wants to encourage more institutional investment in housing to increase supply and reduce pricing pressures.

Source: afr.com
Mark Bouris warns house prices could fall as unemployment rate rises and Aussies struggle with mortgages - Vimarsana News

Mark Bouris warns house prices could fall as unemployment rate rises and Aussies struggle with mortgages

The well-known Aussie businessman tips house prices to fall as more people lose their jobs with the unemployment rate predicted to hit 4.5 per cent next year.

Before the Bell: ASX to drop, US services data points to potential higher rate peak - Vimarsana News

Before the Bell: ASX to drop, US services data points to potential higher rate peak

Australian shares are set to open lower, tracking broad losses on Wall Street. Apple hit by report of China government ban. Lowe speech this afternoon.

Source: afr.com