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有人欢喜有人愁 悉尼2011年房地产市场展望
根据3家地产数据公司的数据,2010年12月份SYD 的HOUSE的中位价在60.5万-67.3万
现在在悉尼还能找得出65万以下,3-4房,700平方,区还过得去的 HOUSE吗?
屈指可数的选择:CARLINGFORD,以后简称 CLF
The latest December-quarter data puts the Sydney house median at somewhere between the $605,000 RP Data-Rismark estimate,
Australian Property Monitors’ $637,000 median
Residex’s $673,000 median.
Sydney’s median sits 25% higher than the combined capital average. It’s 10% higher than the closest contenders, Canberra and Melbourne.
February 12, 2011
Jonathan Chancellor says there will be joy for some and tears for others in 2011.
The boss of mortgage lender Aussie Home Loans, John Symond, sees two distinct Sydney residential markets during 2011.
Houses priced up to $1 million will be solid, while those pricier will continue to be soft.
Symond expects houses in the upper price range will continue selling at 20% or more below their peak of a few years ago.
Sydney's turn
Sydney has recorded comparatively slow price growth compared with other capital cities. Over the past 5 years, the average annual gain has been 4.3%. That’s compared with a combined capital cities annual growth rate of 6.8%, according to RP Data. It’s been 9.9% in Melbourne.
Last year Sydney recorded the second-highest rate of growth of the capital cities at 6.6% behind Melbourne’s 8.4%.
An analyst at RP Data, Tim Lawless, expects national growth rates to subside. However, he wouldn’t be surprised if Sydney outperforms the broader market place given cyclical price patterns across the country.
‘‘Worsening undersupply is going to create upwards pressure,’’ Lawless says. ‘‘New dwelling commencements in NSW have remained relatively low ... Population growth into NSW remains strong ... The counterbalance to growth in the Sydney market is going to be affordability constraints.’’ |
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