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原帖由 只打内线 于 2007-11-2 09:54 发表
看报告上显示，内西区house 和unit呈普涨态势，情况果真如此吗？
Boom leaves far flung suburbs on the outer
July 25, 2007 SMH
A MINI property boom in the inner west has helped raise Sydney's median house price, despite lingering property market woes in some outer suburbs.
The median house price rose 1 per cent to $528,533 in the June quarter, while the median unit price rose 2.2 per cent to $362,181, Australian Property Monitors figures show.
House prices surged 11 per cent over the quarter in the inner west, with suburbs such as Annandale, Drummoyne, Haberfield and Strathfield all having double digit growth.
The northern beaches, upper North Shore and eastern suburbs all had gains of 5 per cent or more and prices in the south were up 4 per cent.
However, the heated conditions in premium housing markets were balanced by very weak markets in many less affluent mortgage belt areas.
The median house price in the west fell 1 per cent, while the Blue Mountains median was stagnant. Prices in south-western suburbs edged up just 1 per cent.
The general manager of Australian Property Monitors, Michael MacNamara, said the solid rise in unit prices pointed to renewed interest in residential property from investors.
"A 2.2 per cent growth for the quarter in unit prices indicates the start of an investor led recovery," he said.
At the peak of Sydney's property boom in 2004 the median unit price reached $379,000 but then sagged to $354,292 in the March quarter this year.
Despite the rise in the June quarter, Sydney's median unit price is still around $17,000 or 4.5 per cent below its boom-time high.
Sydney's median house price reached $570,000 during the boom but then fell back to a low of $523,00 in the March quarter last year. It has staged a modest recovery since but is still about $41,000, or 7 per cent, below its peak in early 2004.
Mr McNamara said last year's three interest rate rises weakened the Sydney property market in the second half of 2006 but yesterday's figures suggested conditions have improved significantly during this year. He has forecast Sydney's median price to rise by between 5 and 7.5 per cent over the next 12 months.
"We think a substantial part of the middle range of Sydney's property market is now starting to move," Mr McNamara said.
The Canberra market has experienced boom conditions with the median house price surging by 7.4 per cent last quarter. Property was also very strong in Melbourne and Brisbane last quarter but the median house price in Perth fell marginally. |
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