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People who took advantage of historically low US interest rates to buy homes right before the pandemic have seen their wealth grow by about $32,000 annually over the last five years — even when taking the cost of home ownership into account.
Sydney home prices fell for a second straight month in a further sign that Australia’s property boom, fueled by ultra-low interest rates, is losing momentum.
Sydney home prices have fallen for the first time in 17 months, signaling that Australia’s housing boom fueled by the pandemic and ultra-low interest rates is all but over.
Australian property prices have heavily outstripped pay gains over the past two decades, driving up household debt and suggesting the future strength of wages is key to the housing market’s outlook, CoreLogic Inc. says.
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Australian home prices rose again in September, albeit at a slower pace than earlier this year, in a further sign that the red-hot property market is losing steam.
Australia’s housing market posted its weakest month of growth since January, as declining affordability and waning pandemic stimulus weigh on the stellar gains seen this year.
Australia’s booming housing market is showing signs of slowing, even as it wrapped up its best fiscal year since 2004.
Stricter lending standards have reduced risk in the market.
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Rents for single-family homes in the U.S. climbed to the highest level since September 2006 as the pandemic pushes Americans to seek out more space.
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Home prices continued their pattern of strong annual growth in January, with the national S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index registering the highest annual gain since February 2006.