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Here’s what happened to property values after previous downturns

Press coverage 8 December 2020 Summary of published coverage
Here’s what happened to property values after previous downturns

Capital city house prices sat above their earlier levels five years on from every recession or downturn of the past half century, PIPA research found, in contrast to early pandemic forecasts of falls of 10 to 30 per cent. CoreLogic recorded a 0.8 per cent national lift in November, with every capital except Melbourne rising. PIPA chairman Peter Koulizos credited stimulus and low rates, and urged buyers to use qualified advisers.

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Staff Writer, Queensland Property Investors, 8 December 2020

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