Sydney house prices down 10.1% since peak

The decline represents a $116,500 fall, however, prices are still above their pre-Covid peak

Flooding and mortgage stress severely impacting the NSW housing market

However, prices and clearance rates have remained relatively stable despite the natural disasters

REINSW attacks First Home Buyer Choice scheme

The tax is ‘at odds’ with the idea of housing affordability, says REINSW CEO TIm McKibbin

What is Going to Happen to the Sydney Property Market during October 2022?

Despite rising interest rates, the Sydney real estate market has remained relatively solid, with clearance rates around the 60% mark

What’s next for the Sydney rental market?

The rental crisis continues to spiral out of control, with action needed immediately to boost supply

What is going to happen to the property market over the next few weeks?

Fundamentals remain strong despite affordability concerns, noted Tim McKibbin of the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales

What is Going to Happen to the Sydney Property Market during September 2022?

Comes as the Reserve Bank is expected to lift the cash rate tomorrow, to as high as 2.35%

Sydney Property Market Predictions 2022 – House Price & Rental Forecast

Sydney house prices peaked earlier this year, with experts predicting prices to decline further

NSW announces stamp duty changes for first home buyers

The new opt-in system has been introduced as part of the NSW government’s 2022-23 Budget

Sydney housing insights April 2022

Demand should continue to steady the ship, says Tim McKibbin of REINSW

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