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The Reserve Bank has decided to cut the cash rate with a further cut this May reflecting continuing concerns over the state of the national economy. • Official rates cut as economy remains weak and dollar rises • Easing cycle…
At its meeting today, the RBA decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 2.5%. Good time to look at your mortgage. Give us a call and we can do this for you. Full commentary is below: “Growth in the…
Australian Property Monitors have completed their October 2013 Market report commenting that: “median house prices increased by 3.1%, and up by 9.2% over the year ending August 2013. Sydney unit prices recorded a solid result over the quarter, increasing by…
The Australian Property Monitors September Housing Market Report is out: “Buyer and seller activity in Australian capital city housing markets continues to improve, as the impact of the lowest interest rates in 60 years, rising confidence, and generally solid local…
At its meeting today, the Board decided to lower the cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.5% effective 7 August 2013. To see the full commentary follow this link Now is a good time to review your home loan.…
Australian Property Monitors says “Darwin remains a housing market on the move, driven by an influx of workers and a shortage of accommodation, pushing up rents and prices. The latest unemployment data indicates that, similar to Perth, the Territory is…
According to Australian Property Monitors, “Hobart’s housing market remains subdued, reflecting the ongoing impact of a weak local economy. Hobart’s unemployment rate over April was 6.8 percent, and remains the highest of all the capitals, with no real indication of…
AMP says “The Gold Coast remains on track for a modest revival in buyer activity, following a prolonged period of subdued activity, similar to other major housing markets in South-East Queensland that tend to move in sync. The performance of…
Australian Property Monitors says: “The Canberra housing market continues to tread water, weighed down by a faltering local economy and concerns about public sector job shedding, due to a deteriorating federal budget. Prices growth is expected to remain subdued as…
According to Australian Property Monitors, “The Perth housing market can be expected to continue its upward trajectory of growth, with median prices to be at record levels sooner rather than later in 2013. First home buyers remain active in the…
