NSW Excerpt from the 2011 May Market report
Property markets in Australia are in a somewhat strange position at present. Markets are neither charging ahead as we’ve been used to, nor are they seeing significant price drops as has happened in many markets across the globe. Instead, they seem to be holding steady – not going forwards or backwards by any significant amounts.
ACT Excerpt from the 2011 May Market Report
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VIC Excerpt from the 2011 May Market report
The Victorian capital’s bull run is over. RP Data figures have revealed the first price falls in Melbourne since 2008, with values falling 1.9% in the three months leading up to January 2011.
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WA Excerpt from the 2011 May Market Report
TAS Excerpt from the 2011 May Market report
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ACT Excerpt from the 2011 April Market Report
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QLD Excerpt from the 2011 April Market report
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