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Australian House Prices to Fall 10 Percent in 2023 After Interest Rate Rise: Commonwealth Bank

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) expects house prices to fall by around 10 percent in 2023 after .

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Why lockdowns don t impact property prices | Your Investment Property

Why lockdowns don t impact property prices | Your Investment Property
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Waterside Chat with Alla Darwish, Head of Global Brokerage ACY Securities Australian Special Update

Waterside Chat with Alla Darwish, Head of Global Brokerage ACY Securities Australian Special Update
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Housing Supply Shortage Looms in Australia s Largest State

News South Wales, Australia's largest state, needs to reform its planning system to boost the supply of houses; .

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HomeBuilder Construction Deadline Extended by 12 Months

HomeBuilder Construction Deadline Extended by 12 Months Existing applicants for HomeBuilder are being given an extra 12 months to commence construction as new home building has reached its highest levels in 21 years. On April 17, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Housing Minister Michael Sukkar announced an extension of the construction commencement requirement for the HomeBuilder scheme from six to 18 months, meaning builders will have until Sept. 2022 to begin work. Introduced in June 2020 as part of the national economic recovery plan, HomeBuilder offered up to $25,000 (US$19,500) in grants for new home constructions or major renovations. The government said over 121,000 Australians have applied for the grant, which is expected to cost the government $2.5 billion (US$1.95 billion) and create a total of $30 billion in building activity.

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