Residential - Strong fundamentals mean there is no Australian housing price bubble: ANZ
RP Data-Rismark reports in its latest findings that that nationally housing prices fell 0.2% in December 2011. Melbourne and Perth were the hardest hit, with Melbourne dwelling values down 0.5% and Perth values down 1.6% during the month. Sydney bucked the trend, with dwelling prices up 0.4% over the month.
Back to ANZ'z report......The bank forecasts house prices will remain on hold or fall slightly in 2012, but will not crash. This should reassure buyers looking for a greenlight to purchase this year...If you're looking for even more certainty, then call us!
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Monday, 23 January 2012
The world's most liveable cities in 2011 and therefore 2012
World’s Most Liveable Cities 2011 (by The Economist)
1. Vancouver, Canada
2. Melbourne, Australia
3. Vienna, Austria
4. Toronto, Canada
5. Calgary, Canada
6. Helsinki, Finland
7. Sydney, Australia
8. Perth, Australia
9. Adelaide, Australia
10. Auckland, New Zealand
1. Vancouver, Canada
2. Melbourne, Australia
3. Vienna, Austria
4. Toronto, Canada
5. Calgary, Canada
6. Helsinki, Finland
7. Sydney, Australia
8. Perth, Australia
9. Adelaide, Australia
10. Auckland, New Zealand
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