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Interest rates are the primary driver of the housing market - Smart Property Investment

‘Interest rates are the primary driver of the housing market’ By Reporter 09 June 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE The housing market is pegged to interest rates rather than to a calendar cycle, The Property Nerds have revealed, noting that while unit prices follow a more cyclical process, houses do not. “All roads lead to interest rates, which ultimately then is the primary driver of the housing market,” one-half of The Property Nerds’ duo, Kent Lardner, told Smart Property Investment. Mr Lardner’s business partner, Arjun Paliwal, agreed. To prove his theory, Mr Paliwal recently reviewed property growth trends over the last 25 years, calling into question the prevalent belief that property booms every eight to 10 years.

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Regional markets clock unbelievably tight vacancy rates - Smart Property Investment

Regional markets clock unbelievably tight vacancy rates - Smart Property Investment
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Why Canberra could shortly pip Sydney for prices

Why Canberra could shortly pip Sydney for prices By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic 07 April 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE The Property Nerds are confident the ACT has the potential to pip Sydney for prices within the next 12 to 18 months. Inventory levels in the ACT are sitting at 1.3 per cent, pushing median house prices above $1 million. Given the nation’s capital is burgeoning at a quicker pace than expected, The Property Nerds are confident the ACT will pip Sydney for prices in under 18 months. “It’s surging. The inventory levels are certainly the lead indicator for us,” one-half of the self-proclaimed data nerds, Kent Lardner, said on a recent episode of The Property Nerds podcast.

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Rental housing crisis descends upon 6 capital city markets

Rental housing crisis descends upon 6 capital city markets By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic 09 March 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE Vacancy rates across six of Australia’s capital cities are at extremely tight levels, prompting a rental housing crisis across many of the regions, new research has revealed. Six of Australia’s capitals have vacancy rates well below 2 per cent, which is pushing rents up by as much as 20 per cent in many regions, The Property Nerds’ co-founder, Arjun Paliwal, said. “Regional NSW, Victoria and Queensland have seen a dramatic shift to unbelievable tight levels,” Mr Paliwal told Smart Property Investment. According to The Property Nerds recent data, six of eight of “our rest of state regions” have a below 1 per cent vacancy rate, some of the tightest conditions the self-proclaimed nerds have ever seen.

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RBA s 30% property growth forecast to materialise in 75% of regions

RBA’s 30% property growth forecast to materialise in 75% of regions By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic 21 January 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE Experts believe that RBA’s forecasted 30 per cent growth in property prices over the next three years will materialise in 75 per cent of Aussie regions. According to a document released by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) last Friday, following a Freedom of Information request, a permanent 1 percentage point (100 basis point reduction) cut in the official rate could increase real housing prices by 30 per cent over three years. With the RBA clearly alert to the risks from low interest rates, property experts believe the bank’s predictions are fairly accurate.

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