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New report showed Australian housing market increased by 1.1 per cent in June despite a slower pace of growth - Vimarsana News

New report showed Australian housing market increased by 1.1 per cent in June despite a slower pace of growth

New research shows that house prices in Australia increased by 1.1 per cent in June for a fourth consecutive month of recovery.

Afternoon Update: Australia responds to England's Ashes hysteria; house prices up again; and scientists generate electricity from humidity | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Afternoon Update: Australia responds to England's Ashes hysteria; house prices up again; and scientists generate electricity from humidity | Australia news

Touring team alleges several players were ‘verbally abused’ and ‘physically contacted’ after the day’s Ashes play

Why $1.5 million is now the magic number in the Sydney property market - Vimarsana News

Why $1.5 million is now the magic number in the Sydney property market

Sydney was last month Australia's best performing housing market despite another interest rate rise. Buyers also lost the choice of avoiding stamp duty for a home worth up to $1.5million.

Housing market still in recovery but losing some heat - Vimarsana News

Housing market still in recovery but losing some heat

The housing market recovery is still humming along but the prospect of more interest rate rises could be keeping the pace of growth in check.

Up, up and away: Records tumble in Perth property market over June - Vimarsana News

Up, up and away: Records tumble in Perth property market over June

Population growth, the rental crisis and building industry crisis have meant people turning to the established homes market in droves, driving prices upwards.

Source: smh.com.au