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Sluggish Australian House Price Growth Fails to Ease Affordability Crisis

KPMG predicts a 3.3 percent increase in Australian house prices in 2025, with units outpacing houses at 4.6 percent; however, experts warn this is insufficient to address affordability concerns stemming from high interest rates and limited housing supply.

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Melbourne's Premium Suburbs See Sharp House Price Drops in 2024

Melbourne's premium suburbs experienced significant house price drops in 2024, creating a buyer's market. Toorak's median price fell 26.4% to $4.2 million, while other areas like South Yarra and Armadale saw double-digit declines, driven by reduced borrowing capacity and increased housing stock. Con...

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UK House Prices Rise 3.3% in 2024, Stamp Duty Changes Expected to Boost First-Time Buyers

Halifax reported a 3.3% increase in UK house prices in 2024, reaching an average of £297,166, while Nationwide reported a 4.7% increase to almost £270,000; both exclude cash and buy-to-let purchases. Upcoming stamp duty changes are expected to incentivize first-time buyers, despite affordability cha...

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UK House Prices: Stoke-on-Trent Surges While London Falls

Halifax data reveals Stoke-on-Trent's 17.2% house price surge to £227,002 in the year to September 2024, contrasting with Huddersfield's 6.6% decline and London boroughs also experiencing price drops, reflecting affordability issues.

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UK House Prices Rise 3.4% Annually Despite Recent Regional Falls

UK house prices increased by £10,000 annually to £292,000 by October 2023, driven by lower mortgage rates, but recent price falls in some regions signal a potential slowdown due to rising inflation and interest rates.

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Sydney House-Unit Price Gap Hits Record $610,662

Sydney's median house price is almost double the unit price, creating a $610,662 gap impacting affordability for both first-home buyers and upsizers, forcing some to relocate or compromise on location and property type.

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Dutch House Prices Rise 11.5% in Q4 2024, but Market Cooling Emerges

Dutch house prices rose 11.5% in Q4 2024, reaching an average of €483,000, driven by lower mortgage rates, higher wages, and increased supply; however, signs of market cooling are emerging, with buyers increasingly negotiating below asking prices.

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UK House Prices Rise 4.7% in 2024 Despite Affordability Challenges

Nationwide reported a 4.7% rise in UK house prices in 2024, reaching an average of £269,426 by December; however, affordability challenges persist, and upcoming stamp duty and interest rate changes are expected to impact the 2025 market.

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UK House Prices Show Regional Divide: Booming Outside London, Falling in City Centers

A new report reveals that while UK homeowners saw an average £10,000 increase in property value over the past year, with some areas like Tewkesbury experiencing a 13 percent rise, London areas such as Kensington and Chelsea saw a 20 percent decrease.

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UK House Prices Surge Despite High Interest Rates

UK house prices saw a surprising 3.7% annual growth in November 2024, the fastest rate in almost two years, reaching £268,144 on average despite high interest rates and stretched affordability, driven by a strong labor market and high mortgage approvals.

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