Month-In-Review-March-2015

Month in Review
March 2015
Capital City Property Market Indicators – Units
Capital City Property Market Indicators – Units
Factor Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth Hobart Darwin Canberra
Rental Vacancy Situation
Shortage of
available property
relative to demand
Over-supply of
available property
relative to demand
Balanced market Balanced market Over-supply of
available property
relative to demand
Balanced market Balanced market Over-supply of
available property
relative to demand
Rental Vacancy Trend Tightening Steady Steady Steady Increasing Steady Increasing Steady
Demand for New Units Strong Fair Strong Soft Soft Strong Fair Fair
Trend in New Unit Construction Increasing Increasing strongly Increasing strongly Steady Declining Steady Steady Steady
Volume of Unit Sales Declining Increasing Steady Steady Steady Increasing Steady Steady
Stage of Property Cycle Peak of market Rising market -
Peak of market
Rising market Start of recovery Peak of market Start of recovery Peak of market Bottom of market
Are New Properties Sold at Prices
Exceeding Their Potential Resale Value
Frequently Occasionally Occasionally Occasionally Almost never Occasionally Occasionally Almost never
Red entries indicate change from previous month to a higher risk-rating
Blue entries indicate change from previous month to a lower risk-rating
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Market
Indicators
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