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Why Australia’s unemployment number won’t kill property investment

Press coverage 18 September 2020 Summary of published coverage
Why Australia’s unemployment number won’t kill property investment

Rising national unemployment, which reached 7.5 per cent in July, would not necessarily undermine property markets, ASPIRE Property Advisor Network argued, because a single national figure masks wide variation between industries and locations. Values had proved resilient, easing about 2 per cent in Sydney and 4 per cent in Melbourne since March. Investors were urged to weigh suburb level employment, industry mix and household incomes instead.

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Richard Crabb, ASPIRE Property Advisor Network, 18 September 2020

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