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| | | ... controls in China and an over-indebted household sector could combine to create the 'perfect storm' for Australian house prices," according to UniSuper chief investment officer John Pearce. BOOK YOUR SEAT: 2018 CHIEF ECONOMISTS FORUM However, the doom ... |
| | | | ... as the most expensive place to send children to school and in some cases the cost of tuition is exceeding average house prices - a vital investment decision by any means. The Australian Scholarships Group (ASG) Planning for Education Index shows the ... |
| | | | ... less than in Melbourne. In Queensland, a shift from Brisbane to Hervey Bay frees up about $220,000 based on median house prices, and in South Australia, Victor Harbour is fast becoming a hotspot, with 34% of the population aged over 65 and retired. ASFA ... |
| | | | ... inflation forecasts - and intentions for its rate hike prescription. "A tighter policy stance will ease pressures on house prices and will reduce the threat of the build-up of other financial distortions. Indeed, housing markets in certain areas already ... |
| | | | ... unemployment rate is the lowest it's been in 17 years - and then there's the wealth effect from the rising stock market and house prices - the S&P/Case-Shiller national house price index rose by 6.1% in the year to August, the 14th straight month of ... |
| | | | ... point - and Canberra is not too far behind. "In the past five years, incomes in Sydney have risen 15% on average, but house prices have risen 87%. It's simply unsustainable," ISA chief economist and report author Stephen Anthony said. The paper highlighted ... |
| | | | ... Melbourne, with Canberra not too far behind. "In the past five years, incomes in Sydney have risen 15% on average, but house prices have risen 87%. It's simply unsustainable," Anthony said. The paper highlighted a number of solutions to tackle the affordability ... |
| | | | ... deposit will have consequences on both the housing market and the retirement income system, ultimately increasing house prices and the strain on the Age Pension," the Financial Planning Association said in a submission to treasury. The FHSSS was originally ... |
| | | | ... deposit will have consequences on both the housing market and the retirement income system, ultimately increasing house prices and the strain on the Age Pension," the submission said. |
| | | | Australia was in the midst of a recession; total population was just a little bit over 17 million; median house prices in Melbourne was $80,000 (in Sydney it was $115,825); there was rarely a traffic jam on the streets and you could take your pick of ... |
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