The April 2020 Lending to Households and Business figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show the value of loans for housing fell by 5.0 per cent in seasonally adjusted terms with the decrease being driven by owner occupiers purchase of existing dwellings, according to the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA).
“The value of new loan commitments for both owner occupiers and investors displayed the largest fall in twelve months and the purchase of existing dwellings experienced the largest fall in over a decade,” said Mr Adrian Kelly, President of the REIA.
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RENTAL EVICTION MORATORIUMS SHOULD BE REVISITED BY NATIONAL CABINET
HOUSING CONTINUES ITS RECORD RUN
HOUSING MARKET READY TO BE PUT TO THE TEST IN 2021
OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY MUST SERVE PROPERTY CUSTOMERS: REIA SAYS
REIA News – December 2020
MYEFO POINTS TO GAINS FOR THE PROPERTY MARKET PROMPTED BY QUICKER ECONOMIC RECOVERY
REIA WELCOMES STATE OF THE NATION’S HOUSING REPORT
RE-ELECTED REIA PRESIDENT, ADRIAN KELLY SAYS MEMBERS ARE REPORTING STRONG RECOVERY AFTER CHALLENGING YEAR
