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In the past month of June, Australia's real estate market remained strong. Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide performed well, while Sydney, the most expensive city in Australia, maintained a steady, slight upward trend. However, Melbourne's housing market lagged, dragging down the national average. Meanwhile, inflation in Australia continues to rise, and most expect a rate hike. What will affect the real estate market after an interest rate hike in Australia? How long can Australia's high-interest rate environment last when the rate-cutting cycle of G7 countries has started? In this video, we analyse the trends in Australia's property market in June, the Australian economy and related international economic trends affecting property investment, and try to predict what will happen in the 2nd half of the year. Should investors enter the market now or wait?
00:00 Australia property market forecast 2nd half 2024
00:59 June 2024 Housing Trends
03:52 Rent Trends
04:15 Rental Yield
05:12 Mid-Year Real Estate Market Overview
05:50 Investment Rationality
06:10 Overall Real Estate Market Trends
06:50 Australian Economic Fundamentals
07:52 Building Approvals
08:45 International Economic Fundamentals
10:00 Summary
10:35 How to Investment
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