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Slow but steady growth continues. SA’s robust economic growth and relatively affordable dwelling prices are positives for the residential market, but sluggish population growth, a pick up in supply and tight credit conditions are becoming headwinds

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Slow but steady growth continues. SA’s robust economic growth and relatively affordable dwelling prices are positives for the residential market, but sluggish population growth, a pick up in supply and tight credit conditions are becoming headwinds.

Growth remains strong but headwinds are building. Both Hobart’s price and rental growth are the strongest in the country, unlike other cities which are coming into a downturn.

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Many of these cities have become home to large clusters of business services, engineering, finance and retail firms, and strong creative industries.

Slow but steady growth continues. SA’s robust economic growth and relatively affordable dwelling prices are positives for the residential market, but sluggish population growth, a pick up in supply and tight credit conditions are becoming headwinds.

Growth remains strong but headwinds are building. Both Hobart’s price and rental growth are the strongest in the country, unlike other cities which are coming into a downturn.

Momentum in Canberra is slowing. The housing market in Canberra withstood the downturn for another quarter, but is clearly moving further down the cycle.

Growth remains strong but headwinds are building. Both Hobart’s price and rental growth are the strongest in the country, unlike other cities which are coming into a downturn.

Downturn well under way. Tight lending conditions, coupled with strong completions, are pushing the Sydney housing market into decline after a strong period of growth.

Progress remains slow. Improving economic conditions should steadily create a more favourable economic backdrop for Perth housing market.

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Momentum in Canberra is slowing. The housing market in Canberra withstood the downturn for another quarter, but is clearly moving further down the cycle.

Growth remains strong but headwinds are building. Both Hobart’s price and rental growth are the strongest in the country, unlike other cities which are coming into a downturn.

Downturn well under way. Tight lending conditions, coupled with strong completions, are pushing the Sydney housing market into decline after a strong period of growth.

Progress remains slow. Improving economic conditions should steadily create a more favourable economic backdrop for Perth housing market.

Market fundamentals remain strong. Strong underlying demand will continue to be fueled by population growth. This will support overall stability for Brisbane residential markets and continue to aid the consumption of excess supply.

Melbourne’s growth cycle comes to an end. After a prolonged period of growth, Melbourne’s residential market has come under increasing pressure in the past quarter. Demand indicators are worsening and prices are declining across inner and middle ring suburbs.

Headwinds remain, as the NT edges closer to a trough. In the wake of the downturn in major resource construction projects, Darwin’s residential market has suffered, though the worst may have now passed.