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Demand for Office Properties Remains High in the Wake of the Pandemic

Demand for Office Properties Remains High in the Wake of the Pandemic
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Property market update: Sydney, January 2021

Property market update: Sydney, January 2021 By Zarah Mae Torrazo 16 February 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE There are now indicators suggesting that the rebound of Sydney’s property market is underway.  At the end of 2020, the NSW capital showed signs of recovery from a slump caused by restrictions and lockdowns put in place to combat COVID 19.  And it’s showing no signs of slowing down again anytime soon, having kicked off the new year with continued growth.   As such, experts are optimistic that Sydney’s property market will keep getting stronger in 2021, despite the battering of the COVID-19 pandemic. Solid job creation, rising consumer confidence and improving business confidence are growth factors seen to underpin the NSW capital’s property market in the coming months. 

10 predictions for Australia s property market - Real Estate Business

10 predictions for Australia’s property market 14 January 2021 Maja Garaca Djurdjevic Now that the clock has ticked over from 2020 to 2021 and a COVID vaccine is Australia-bound, industry players are looking ahead to see what this year will bring for the property market. 2021 is tipped to be a big year for the property market despite a number of well-known economic challenges in the form of sluggish growth and trade tension. But according to Knight Frank, the outlook remains bright as the market continues to respond positively to low interest rates and the weight of private and institutional capital seeking to be deployed.

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