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| | | ... According to Oliver, a slump in consumer spending (thanks to rate hikes, cost of living pressures and falling property prices) along with weaker global growth, will see Australian growth slow to around 1.5% this year. "2022 was not so good and economic ... |
| | | | ... much higher yields than office and retail property. These have since equalised, triggering a rise in industrial property prices. Thanks to industrial property, the fund delivered an above-average return for the year to June 2022, according to Rainmaker ... |
| | | | After surging 28.6% between the pandemic low in September 2020 to a high in April, national property prices have fallen 6%, said AMP chief economist Shane Oliver. "The key drivers of the downturn remain: poor affordability, rising mortgage rates, some ... |
| | | | ... in a further widening in risk premiums," the review said. "Large and disorderly declines in financial asset and property prices as a result of higher interest rates and increased risk aversion could disrupt key funding markets and strain the balance ... |
| | | | ... gobble up any extra money first home buyers could take of super." "The nation's five major capital city media property prices could jump between 8-16%." On the matter of affordability, ISA chief executive Bernie Dean concluded: "Even those Australians ... |
| | | | ... get you closer to your dream home or fix Australia's housing crisis. Using super as a deposit will drive up property prices, leaving Australians with higher debt and depleted retirement savings." "First home buyers are being asked to choose between ... |
| | | | ... property administration policies. "Otherwise, an increase in households' ability to borrow would likely increase property prices. This recommendation will therefore remove the largest barrier for home buyers; being the deposit," the recommendation ... |
| | | | From skyrocketing property prices to a foreboding stock market crash, financial advisers reveal their clients' main worries in 2022. Wild swings across the local and international share markets is a concern for many clients, particularly as indices ... |
| | | | ... share market volatility, but increasingly worried about the economic slowdown (47% cite, up from 21% a year ago), property prices (28%, up from 15%), inflation (25%, up from 11%), and interest rates (24%, up from 4%). The past year has also seen the ... |
| | | | ... raise house prices in Australian capital cities by between 8% and 16% - in all capital cities, it found, median property prices would rise by five figures. |
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