News
Property values in 70 per cent of Adelaide’s suburbs grew in the six months to December, defying predictions at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic that house prices would plunge.
Opinion
Since the emergence of the global coronavirus pandemic, we’ve seen some economists and many media commentators pile on to the doomsday narrative of a looming Australian property market collapse. This isn’t unusual. For many years we’ve seen countless prophecies about the pending property implosion. The only problem is they’ve all gone unfulfilled. And the ‘end of days’ predictions for property post-COVID-19 are also set to miss the mark, writes Bushy Martin.
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