The dynamics of London’s rental market paint a complex picture of affordability challenges and regional disparities. While the average rent in the capital remains significantly higher than in other parts of the country, it’s important to delve deeper into the…
Despite a decrease in home prices, November saw New Zealand rents remain at record highs, as reported by Trade Me. In November, the statistics indicated that the median weekly rent throughout the country was $580. A 4% increase compared to…
Given the recent increase in the number of cash purchasers registering to acquire property in the city’s heart, Carter Jonas forecasts that 2023 will be an extraordinary year for the prime central London (PCL) market. Many recent purchasers in the…
In a recent auction held by the Thai Transport Department, license plates fetched an impressive sum of 179 million baht. This remarkable event highlights the unique value attached to license plates in Thailand’s automotive culture. The auction, which saw fervent…
(Reuters) – CAMPBELLTOWN, Australia, December 19 Over the last 12 months, Belinda has submitted applications for over a hundred different rental properties, all of which have been declined. Campbelltown, southwest of Sydney, is now housing the 39-year-old Australian single mother…
One of the leading property markets in the country has produced a study outlining what trends it sees occurring in the coming year, following many years of chaos not only in the property market but in the globe as a…
According to recent figures from Quotable Value, the average value of a New Zealand property is falling by more than $1200 every week. The QV House Price Index put the average value of a home in New Zealand at $945,568…
The recent downturn in New Zealand’s property market has sent shockwaves through the real estate industry, marking a significant milestone with its 12-year low. This development, while concerning, offers insights into the shifting dynamics of the housing sector and its…
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Strong domestic demand pulled in imports and miners paid more dividends overseas, pushing Australia‘s current account into deficit for the first time in three years last quarter. However, the impact on economic growth was less severe than…
With people dipping into savings to shore up spending and a decline in property services, Australia’s economy slowed more than projected in the September quarter. Growth in gross domestic product slowed to 0.6% from 0.9% in the previous quarter and…