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3 hours ago With so much uncertainty in the economy, government deficits at all-time highs, and interest rates at record lows what is the real estate market likely to do
1 hours ago Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP Wed 5 May 2021 13.30 EDT 831 W ith ongoing record low interest rates and government desires to support the market come what may, Australians are taking out home loans in
4 hours ago Could the Australian property market collapse? According to analysts, there is a lot of vested interest to keep the Australian real estate market stable. CoreLogic Head of Australian Research, Eliza Owen, said the real estate market is an extremely important pillar of the Australian economy, making up half of household wealth.
3 hours ago 2021 has the best set of national real estate conditions since the turn of this century. In mid-2020, contrary to what a cast of thousands were saying about ‘fiscal cliffs’ and the biggest property market crash in one hundred years, a once in a generation property boom was actually beginning, exactly as we forecast would happen when all of
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6 hours ago Before I answer the big yearly question: Will the housing market crash in 2021, and if not will it crash in the next 5 years… it’s important to understand what causes real estate markets to crash in the first place. Firstly, it’s important to note that housing markets don’t just crash out of the blue. Over time, a variety of factors
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8 hours ago Despite concerns about the pace of property price growth in Australia, regulators may not step in this year, analysts have warned. Without regulatory intervention, most agree property prices will keep rising through 2021, probably by 10 per cent or more.
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It’s only natural that we’ve also seen a rise in predictions about what will happen with the housing market in 2021. In fact, even before the novel coronavirus struck America, experts predicted a housing crash on the horizon. Will we be seeing a 2021 housing market crash?
As always, there are multiple real estate markets around Australia, but in general property values should increase strongly throughout 2021. However certain segments of the market will still continue to suffer, in particular in the city apartment towers and accommodation around universities.
Financial doomsayers have long predicted a crash in Australian property prices. Source:News Corp Australia AUSTRALIAN property prices could crash by up to 50 per cent in a looming global crisis tipped to be worse than the GFC and possibly even the Great Depression, according to a well known doomsayer.
But how did Australia go from facing down potentially the most devastating housing price crash in more than a century, to rising speculation of a nationwide housing price boom? In short, the Morrison government, Reserve Bank and banking regulator APRA threw an entire Bunnings worth of kitchen sinks at supporting the property market.