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Adelaide housing market surges on as national prices fall
House prices grew faster in Adelaide during May than in any other Australian capital city, bucking a trend that saw national property prices fall for the first time in 20 months.
House prices grew faster in Adelaide during May than in any other Australian capital city, bucking a trend that saw national property prices fall for the first time in 20 months.
House prices in the state’s South East are outpacing the Adelaide market and growing faster than anywhere else in country South Australia, according to the latest regional real estate data.
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Yorke Peninsula has become a real estate hotspot as country South Australia takes the mantle for the fastest growing regional house prices in the nation.
Adelaide’s rental market is still the hardest to access of any Australian capital city, according to new figures.
A nation of home owners is better for everyone, including the environment, argues demographer Simon Kuestenmacher as he deep dives into property ownership rates in Australia.
It’s official – Adelaide’s property market value rose by a record 23.9 per cent last year, with Australian Bureau of Statistics data showing the strongest national annual growth since records began as the total value of Australia’s homes approaches $10 trillion.