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Aussies Keeps Loan Ratios Down

Smaller mortgages are the trend with Australians nowadays as house prices soften in Australian capital cities.

Australians have been observed nowadays of borrowing less as homes for sale prices slide.

This trend has further cemented to the Australians the culture of reducing debt which was brought about by the global financial crisis. more…

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House Block Areas Shrinks

Australia has been known to have the largest dwellings in the world and these houses are noted to be of high quality, with the average Australian house estimated at 214 square meters.

Now, the sizes of Australian houses have shrunk as potential home buyers are being offered new house and land packages that is a quarter the size than what was supposed to be before.

The shrinkage is blamed on the changing household preferences. more…

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The Capital Home Values Down 1.2 percent

A survey data showed recently that Australian capital city dwellings’ values dropped by more than 1 per cent for the three months till April. This said to be due to the losses that occurred in the luxury property market.

With home values all across capital cities dropping by 1.2 per cent from the first quarter to April, Brisbane, Perth and luxury suburbs have continually pulled down the Australian housing market.

Latest survey data from RP Data-Rismark Hedonic Home Value Index shows that home designs in Brisbane fell by 3.1 percent while house designs in Perth fell by 3 percent for the quarter on a seasonally adjusted basis. more…

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Australian New Home Sales Slow to Crawl in April

As Australia’s housing market remains locked in the doldrums, its new home sales are at its slowest pace this year in April.

A survey shows that Australia’s new home sales are flat and are showing signs of dropping to levels seen throughout the global financial crisis.

The number of new houses for sale in Australia sold edged up by a seasonally adjusted 0.2 per cent in April to just 11,000, according to the latest Housing Industry Association-JELD-WEN New Home Sales Report. The said sales is seen to be the weakest since sales shrank in the final two months of 2010 at less than the 4.3 per cent increase reported for March. more…

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House Prices Flat for a Decade

The problem in Australia houses for sale prices has been bugging the property market for a number of years. The softening of the property market has become a serious issue as many problems have cropped up that affect the property market.

Just recently, it has been in the news that according to a top government advisory body, regardless of a strong demand in key areas and a loss of affordable housing, a projected feature on the property market for this decade is a flat property prices. more…

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