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Rental houses pushing boom
Wednesday, 14 July 2010

In May, investors borrowed a record $2.2 billion from the banks and other lenders to buy existing real estate in Victoria - almost matching the $2.4 billion lent to owner-occupiers.

Who's driving up our house prices?
Friday, 23 April 2010

MELBOURNE real estate agents say a third of properties sold in the leafy eastern suburbs is to foreign nationals taking advantage of relaxed investment laws.

Review for house market
Wednesday, 21 April 2010

THE federal and state governments are moving to ease the pressure on house prices by commissioning a review of factors curtailing the supply of new houses and artificially pushing up the demand for ho...

Home-ownership dream dims for gen Y
Wednesday, 21 April 2010

More young Australians see themselves as lifelong renters as the dream of home ownership fades, a new survey has found.

Melbourne still soaring with 84% clearance
Tuesday, 20 April 2010

MELBOURNE'S property market continued its incredible run at the weekend and because of strong demand, shows no signs of slowing. This weekend, 739 out of a reported 875 auctions resulted in a sale, pr...

Bubble trouble warning, but first home buyers not main risk
Monday, 5 April 2010

THE Reserve Bank governor's comments in his surprising series of television interviews this week concentrated, among other things, on dampening any potential enthusiasm for speculative activity in a r...

Housing up but crime rates high
Monday, 5 April 2010

FOR those who have bought in Melbourne's inner city, the good news has been the steady climb of property prices as former working-class enclaves have become hip addresses.

Beware, it's the negative-gearer right next door
Sunday, 4 April 2010

INTEREST rates will almost certainly go up on Tuesday, taking mortgage rates closer to ''average'' levels of 7 per cent. Then Glenn Stevens, the newly revealed guitar-playing, all-round ''ordinary guy...

Interest rates: how high and why
Sunday, 4 April 2010

  BRACE yourself, home owners. Barring some overseas economic or financial calamity, it's almost a certainty now that interest rates are going to get significantly higher.

Rates to fight housing booms
Wednesday, 10 February 2010

RESERVE Bank governor Glenn Stevens has flagged that the Reserve could raise interest rates in future to stop rising house prices developing into a boom and bust that would damage the economy.

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Property analysts say a seven per cent surge in Brisbane house prices last year is not a true reflection of capital growth.

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MELBOURNE house prices soared by 17 per cent in the first 11 months of 2009, outstripping growth in all other capital cities, new figures show.

The latest RP Data index, compiled from Valuer-General's figures, indicates the Melbourne median house price hit a new record of about $580,000 in November.

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