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Victorian housing affordability: Time it takes to save for a Victorian home deposit falls from seven-year peak

Press coverage 21 September 2024 Summary of published coverage
Victorian housing affordability: Time it takes to save for a Victorian home deposit falls from seven-year peak

PropTrack’s affordability report found a typical Victorian household needed about six years to save a deposit on a $700,000 home, down from nearly seven years at the 2021 peak. Only around 13 per cent of listings were within reach for households on $120,000. Economists credited Victoria’s strong construction rate and flat prices, and expected further improvement if the Reserve Bank began cutting rates.

Reported by

Alesha Capone, realestate.com.au, 21 September 2024

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