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| | | ... there is a further drop in unemployment, or a rise in cost pressures like yesterday's 10.6 per cent yoy, rise in house prices. |
| | | | While the sub-prime meltdown has left the US economy bruised with housing oversupplied and house prices soggy, Australian housing is suffering from supply shortages and prices going through the roof. US economic growth has progressively slowed, where ... |
| | | | ... US biggest cities fell by 3.9 per cent in the year to July, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller home-price index. US house Prices posted the biggest year on year drop in 37 years while new home sales plunged by 8.3 per cent, worse than the market expectation ... |
| | | | ... funds used to double digit returns won't like the prognosis either. But if recessions break out everywhere, at least house prices will fall and we won't be talking so much about the so-called housing affordability crisis as we'll be living in our prestige ... |
| | | | ... markets, its so far modest effect on consumer spending is set to intensify as household debt exceeds home equity. Rising house prices have sent consumer debt soaring. However, a report by the Federal Reserve Board's Divisions of Research & Statistics ... |
| | | | ... "suspension bridge." He said that while the current global financial structure was strong enough to withstand weakening US house prices and a few sub-prime issues, the markets had to worry about "whether we are reaching a broad-based level of financial ... |
| | | | ... upshot of such equity investor shyness was increasing money into property, the report said, despite falling Sydney house prices and slow gains in other areas. The report, written before the market drops of the last few days, stated that while bond yields ... |
| | | | ... for sale is inflating prices and expanding the gap between market prices and what first time buyers can pay. With house prices continuing to climb, steady interest rates have done nothing to ease the monthly repayments needed on a typical first-home ... |
| | | | ... developers seem to have bigger fish to fry and investors are competing with owner-occupiers for established homes, driving house prices up in areas of limited stock. In April, 33.8 per cent of new mortgages went to investors, beating March's already ... |
| | | | ... 40-year lows of 1.36 per cent in the December quarter and rents have been on the rise, although not at the same rate as house prices. But according to Australian Social Service chief, Andrew Johnston, accommodation shortages, especially for low-income ... |
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