Interpreting Auction Results by Matthew Bell formerly of Australian Property Monitors
Auction result information can be a handy tool for watching the property market, but knowing what the numbers mean and … Continue Reading »
Canberra only market to record house price growth
Thursday, 28 April 2011: Prices have fallen in most capital cities in the … Continue Reading »
Sydney, Canberra and Darwin are currently the most expensive capitals for rental properties, according to Australian Property Monitors’ Rental Price Series Quarterly Report.
Nationally the December quarter saw subdued … Continue Reading »
Sydney property sellers fared better than expected in the last two auction weeks of last year.
Of the 998 results reported to Australian Property Monitors – published in Domain … Continue Reading »
Perth and Sydney to outperform other cities
Homebuyer activity will remain restrained in most markets in early 2011 but … Continue Reading »
The continuing political saga and the Tuesday Reserve Bank announcement dampened inspections over the weekend. Â While across the board the number of attendees was marginally up on … Continue Reading »
Amidst continued political uncertainty buyers continued to hibernate from the market during the last weekend of winter.
To further punish the market The Sydney Morning Herald has now … Continue Reading »
Wednesday, 11 August 2010: Despite signs earlier this year pointing to a tough time ahead for renters, rental growth has remained largely flat in the June quarter, according to Australian … Continue Reading »
Still consumed by election fever, Australian Property Monitors reported 133 sales out of 194 auctions, delivering a clearance rate of 63%; down from 71% the prior week.
Place opens were well … Continue Reading »
Investors fill the gap Demand in affordable areas drives growth
Solid house price growth in the June quarter has been driven by robust demand for properties in Australia’s more affordable capital … Continue Reading »
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