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Australian home prices fall for seventh straight month
Australian home values fell for a seventh consecutive month, according to a private gauge by Cotality.[1, 2] The Guardian reported capital-city prices are falling at the fastest pace in 40 years as rising mortgage rates scare off buyers.[1]
The centre of the downturn has shifted away from Sydney and Melbourne, The Guardian reported.[1] After strong earlier growth, most homeowners still sit on sizeable gains, The Guardian reported.[1]
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- Left-leaning Home values fall for seventh consecutive month as interest rates dent demand
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