Australian home values rise by 4 per cent in 2009, virtually wiping out 2008 losses
30 June 2009
RP Data – Rismark Home Value Index Release
Out today, the monthly RP Data-Rismark International, national Home Value Index confirmed that home values in Australia continued to trend upwards over the month of May to now reach a national median of $468,819; just 0.1 per cent, or $520, shy of their peak in February 2008.
Read more: Australian home values rise by 4 per cent in 2009, virtually wiping out 2008 losses
Consumer Sentiment Index Reveals Optimists Outweigh Pessimists
26 June 2009
The rpdata.com weekly Property Pulse out today confirmed that while consumer sentiment figures remain volatile on a month-to-month basis, for the first time in 17 months the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index indicates that the optimists now outweigh the pessimists when it comes to the overall economic outlook for Australia.
Read more: Consumer Sentiment Index Reveals Optimists Outweigh Pessimists
Most Active Areas for House Purchases
26 June 2009
There’s plenty of renewed action at the bottom end of the property market according to RP Data National Research Director Tim Lawless who explains why in this week’s rpdata.com Property Pulse.
Home values continue to recover, recording a healthy 2.8% increase over the first four months of 2009
29 May 2009
RP Data – Rismark Home Value Index Release
The RP Data/Rismark Australian Home Value Index out today confirmed that housing values around Australia rose by a healthy 2.8 per cent over the first four months to April 09—virtually wiping out the price falls seen in 2008 according to RP Data National Research Director Tim Lawless.*
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