Australian House Prices Rise Strongly
Tuesday the 1st of December, 2009
Posted by Iden Money .
Melbourne and Sydney housing markets recover
According to the latest RP Data-Rismark National Dedonic Index, Australian home values rose by an indicative 1.4 per cent in October after a sluggish 0.4 per cent growth in September.
Over the first 10 months in 2009, house prices have now risen by 10 percent. According to RP Data’s Senior Research Analyst, “the strong growth figures throughout October after a slowdown during September show that the market is very resilient and that the 25 basis point interest rate increase during the month has not immediately impacted the market.”
The biggest story of 2009 has been a strong recovery of Sydney and Melbourne housing markets with Melbourne leading the way by delivering capital gains of +14.9 percent while Sydney had a cumulative growth of 9.9 percent. Other cities that have performed strongly this year besides Melbourne and Sydney are Darwin (+12.7 per cent), Canberra (+11.0 per cent), Brisbane (+6.9 per cent), Perth (+6.1 per cent) and Adelaide (+4.6 per cent).
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