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Positive news continues to come from around the nation, as we get closer to a lifting of the current restrictions.
Researching and writing each edition of the Price Predictor Index typically extends over two months - and while we were putting together this Autumn 2020 edition, life changed dramatically. In considering this edition of The Price Predictor Index, please keep in mind that it primarily describes real estate markets before the full impact of the virus crisis is known - but we believe it can help to inform the likely shape of future markets. The fundamentals that underscore real estate markets remain intact and we believe residential property will recover strongly on the other side of the shutdown.
Residential vacancies actually fell in most cities, but the rental data is patchy - and prices are still not reacting to the virus crisis. Recorded - 14th April.
Really enjoyed chatting to Ewan Gilbert on ABC Central West breakfast program earlier this week on the virus crisis and the impact on real estate in regional areas.
Amid all the negative sensation in mainstream media, there are plenty of good and positive things happening in the Australian economy and in property markets ...
If you're fed up with the relentless negativity in mainstream media about the virus, here's some of the more positive things that journalists aren't telling you about ...
The latest price data shows uplift in most cities and regional markets across the nation - and Brisbane increasingly is standing out.
A series of recent reports confirm that Australia, generally speaking, has a shortage of real estate for sale at a time of rising demand, which puts pressure on prices. Brisbane is a prime example.
The Brisbane market is showing meaningful improvement and appears ready for a long overdue boom. Every statistic that matters depicts uplift in the market and prices are expected to rise in 2020. Find out which areas are predicted to perform strongly in our latest edition of the Top 5 Brisbane Hotspots report.
The latest price index figures from SQM Research show that price growth rates are rising in several cities - with one capital city in particular beginning to shine.
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