According to the Real Estate Institute of Australia, the June 2015 quarter CPI figures confirm the RBA Board’s assessment at its July meeting that inflationary pressures are well contained and are likely to remain so. REIA President, Neville Sanders, says “this should translate into a sustained period of low interest rates and be good news for home owners.”
“In the June quarter, the CPI rose by 0.7% and an annual rate of 1.5%. These figures are below the RBA’s target zone of 2-3% and should not put pressure on the interest rate outlook,” Mr Sanders said.
STATES AND TERRITORIES TO ORGANISE RENTERS AND TENANTS
FAIR WORK COMMISSION ASKED TO VARY AWARD TO KEEP REAL ESTATE AGENTS EMPLOYED
REIA PRESIDENT SLAMS LABOR PARTY COMMENTS
MORATORIUM ON RENTS IS NOT A FREE RIDE
A MESSAGE FROM REIA PRESIDENT ADRIAN KELLY REGARDING TENANTS AND THEIR RENT PAYMENTS
REIA RESPONSE TO WAGES SUBSIDIES
RESPONSE TO PRIME MINISTER’S ADDRESS ON TENANCY
RENTS AND THE IMPACT ON PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
