Australian housing prices following NZ’s path to its crash

Shortly after the end of each month Cotality releases their revised house price index data, revealing how much the market has improved or worsened after previous data was adjusted for lagged inputs. This month again saw prices revised down significantly, continuing a trend that has now continued for months and potentially set to persist for The post Australian housing prices following NZ’s path…

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