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How far property prices soared in a decade and what happened next
- Sydney's property market peaked in September 2024 but has edged lower recently amid ongoing high interest rates and affordability constraints.
- This decline follows a decade of strong growth fueled by historically low interest rates and insufficient housing supply, especially in Sydney.
- Melbourne, which built more homes over the past five years, has seen weaker price growth while cities like Brisbane and Perth showed recent gains where population outpaced housing stock.
- ANZ economist Madeline Dunk explained that strong price increases are occurring in areas where the number of residents is rising more rapidly than the availability of new housing.
- The government expressed it wants to slow the rate of house price growth, suggesting a potential easing of market pressures going forward.
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Las Vegas Business PressLas Vegas housing report shows home prices pulling back from record high
A recent Las Vegas Realtors report shows local home prices pulling back from their record high, with the number of homes available for sale continuing to rise.
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Australian farmland prices expected to return to ‘modest growth’ in year ahead – Rabobank report I Australian Rural & Regional News
Rabobank, Media Release, 12 May 2025 Australian farmland prices are expected to return to modest growth in the year ahead, Rabobank says in its newly-released 2025 Australian Farmland Price Outlook. The annual report, by the agribusiness banking specialist’s RaboResearch division, says a positive outlook for key agricultural drivers is expected to see agricultural land prices rebound in the year ahead, albeit at a modest “base case” forecast of …
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