Rental Prices

Housing approvals strong in Australian cities despite over supply concerns

Despite repeated warnings around apartment oversupply and settlement risk, the number of dwellings being approved for construction across the capital cities remains unquestionably strong. The number of new homes being built in capital cities in Australia remains high despite warning about an oversupply of apartments, new data shows. In July 2016 there were 17,380 capital […] The post Housing approvals strong in Australian cities despite over supply concerns appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Hong Kong is most expensive city to buy a home, Singapore top for rent

Hong Kong remains the highest value residential city in the world with average apartment prices at $1,501 per square foot, according to the latest global research. Singapore comes in second, averaging $919 per square foot in a city where 90.8% of the population are owner occupiers, the data from the 2016 Global Living Review from […] The post Hong Kong is most expensive city to buy a home, Singapore top for rent appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Fewer new tenancies are being agreed at asking price, research shows

Fewer people are paying above the asking rental price for a home in central London with only 8% doing so in August, down from 17% in the same month last year, new research shows. While in Greater London some 13% of rentals were let above their asking price, a fall of 4%, the data from […] The post Fewer new tenancies are being agreed at asking price, research shows appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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