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原帖由 philgu 于 2007-9-10 23:10 发表
"些数字还是在八月份涨息之前收集的,虽然大多数集中在悉尼西部,但是比较富裕的北区和东区也未能幸免。
Turramurra收回了4套,Bilgola Plateau和Cremorne有3套,Frenchs Forest﹑Manly﹑Hunters Hill﹑Thornleigh 和 Cammeray分别有2套。
North Bondi有4套,Bondi有3套,Vaucluse﹑ Point Piper和Darling Point各有1套。"
版主, 以上内容在原文找不到啊...
Pace of evictions rises with rates
September 09, 2007 06:00am Article from: Sunday Herald Sun
THE number of homes repossessed has jumped this year, with homeowners in Sydney's west and southwest the hardest hit.
Supreme Court figures show banks reclaimed 2298 properties in the first six months of this year.
A record 364 properties were repossessed in July - the highest number in any month to date.
If the trend continues, the number of properties repossessed could exceed 4000 by December - up from 3642 in 2006.
With the economy booming, there are fears of another interest rate rise again early next year.
Such a move could have a devastating effect on struggling homeowners, who have endured five rate rises since the 2004 election.
The figures, obtained by Labor officials, show Writs of Possession Orders issued by the NSW Supreme Court and executed by the NSW Sheriff's Office.
In seven months to July, Blacktown had 41 repossessions - seven short of the total for last year.
Guildford had 32 homes repossessed - the same as for all of 2006. At Fairfield, 25 properties were repossessed, with 24 at Auburn, 19 at Parramatta and 17 at Liverpool.
The figures, taken before the latest interest rate rise, also show Sydney's wealthier northern and eastern suburbs are not immune.
Four properties were seized at Turramurra, three at Bilgola Plateau and Cremorne and two at Frenchs Forest, Manly, Hunters Hill, Thornleigh and Cammeray.
Four writs were issued at North Bondi, three at Bondi and one at Vaucluse, Point Piper and Darling Point. The trend poses a major headache for the Coalition, with Labor using the figures to mock Prime Minister John Howard's pledge to keep interest rates low.
Opposition assistant treasury spokesman Chris Bowen said there was a rapid acceleration of repossessions from 2006 to 2007.
"Rising interest rates have delivered a double whammy to western and southwestern Sydney, simultaneously increasing average monthly mortgage repayments while driving down house prices," he said.
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