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Aussie Housing Boom Continues as International Investors Surge on the Back of Pandemic Response Australia’s real estate market is continuing to boom, but unlike the 2016 housing surge, investors are not coming from China. Residential housing experienced its strongest month of growth in February since 2003, with overseas investors from the United States, United Kingdom, Singapore, and Hong Kong showing a keen interest in the local residential property, as investors feel positive about the economic recovery in Australia. According to Domain, investor loans were up 22.7 percent over the last...

Property market update: Sydney, February 2021 By Zarah Mae Torrazo 08 March 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE Property prices across the country rose at the fastest rate in 17 years, with Sydney leading the charge. While the housing market boom is dispelling fears of a COVID-induced downturn, how will the NSW capital’s property market fare moving forward? p span style "font-weight: 400;" a href https://www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/data/nsw/2000/sydney Sydney /a ’s property market continues to show strength in February, leading the record-breaking increase in dwelling prices across the ...

REA Group Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee says property listings are on the rise as market confidence increases but they are not meeting the surging levels of buyer activity. “It is interesting, the level of buyer inquiry at the moment that we’re seeing,” she told Sky News. “We did see pretty strong levels last year but it was primarily from first home buyers. “So first home buyer activity pretty much picked up since the start of the pandemic – there’s a lot of incentives available to them. “What we have found though is that investors are well and truly back in the market so it...

Property by Anthony Keane Premium Content   Negative overseas migration for the first time in 27 years has split rental markets across Australia and created clear groups of winners and losers. A new analysis shows vacancy rates have more than doubled in some apartment-dense suburbs - bad news for landlords but great for tenants seeking to negotiate lower rents. Inner-city rents have dropped in most major capitals, but have risen sharply in other suburbs and regional areas. However, the worst appears over, according to the analysis by Investment group...

Detailed forecast: How will the capital cities perform in 2021? By Bianca Dabu 26 February 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE With most of the property market finding its footing by the end of 2020, after the COVID-induced disruption, experts have grown optimistic about the future of real estate in a post-pandemic world. REA Group’s chief economist, Nerida Conisbee, laid out the highlights of the performance of each capital city market in 2020, along with her forecast of what’s to come in 2021: While Sydney bore the brunt of the impact of COVID-19 in early 2020, the capital city eventually found...