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联邦银行: 悉尼房价6月份涨了1.7%, 13/14 财政年度涨了15.4%
https://www.commbank.com.au/blog/market-roundup-june-2014.html/?ocid=soc-lir-hl-mkt-rbs-pai-all-gui-lnk-inf-cta-bau-250714
We look at how Australia’s housing market fared in June.
Home values up nationally
Home values in Australia’s capital cities rose 1.4% in June, to end the financial year on a high.
Melbourne (up 1.8%), Sydney (up 1.7%), Brisbane (up 1.3%) and Perth (up 1.2%) led the way, with values rising in all the capitals except Adelaide and Darwin, according to the RP Data-Rismark Home Value Index.
The rise partly offset a surprise 1.9% fall in values in May, giving property investors some encouragement that the trend is still upwards.
“This volatility in the monthly data could be due to seasonal factors,” said Commonwealth Bank economist Diana Mousina.
The June increase meant the 2013-14 financial year finished with the combined capitals up 10.1%. Sydney (up 15.4%) and Melbourne (up 9.4%) were the best performers, with Brisbane (up 7%) catching up.
The improvement in Brisbane’s fortunes had been widely predicted.
“It’s a sign that lower interest rates are having an effect, and there has been some under-building in that market so it was as we expected,” Mousina said.
Hobart (up 2.5%) and Canberra (2.9%) were the weakest performers over the financial year.
There have been indications that the rise in house prices might be slowing down. The quarterly rate of growth peaked at 4% in August 2013, and since then growth has been trending down towards a more sustainable level, noted RP Data.
“We have seen a bit of a slowdown in momentum,” Mousina said. “Nevertheless, we still expect the increase in housing and apartment prices to continue over the coming months.”
Approvals up
Residential building approvals leapt by a larger-than-expected 9.9% in May (the most recently reported month) to be 14.3% higher than a year before, according the Australia Bureau of Statistics.
Approvals for multi-unit buildings led the way, increasing by 25.5%, while approvals for detached houses grew by 0.6%.
The rolling annual total for approvals hit more than 191,000, the highest since 1995.
The latest approval figures might calm fears that residential construction has peaked, our economists say. Approvals look to be on an uptrend in NSW, Victoria, Western Australia and Queensland.
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This article is intended to provide general information of an educational nature only. It does not have regard to the financial situation or needs of any reader and must not be relied upon as financial product advice. Commonwealth Bank of Australia 48 123 123 124. |
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