Housing price growth peaked earlier this year and will slow to 1.9 per cent by next year, ANZ says in a new research report.

Population increase and demand for housing will ensure growth stays positive in Sydney and Melbourne. But lending constraints tighten and other measures such as taxes on vacant properties will constrain growth. The national pace of price appreciation will dip to to an annual 4.4 per cent this year, the ANZ Australian Housing Update says. Prices will fall in Brisbane next year, however, due to the "significant" volume of new supply. [ 126 more words ] http://ift.tt/2rHeIkv

Population increase and demand for housing will ensure growth stays positive in Sydney and Melbourne. But lending constraints tighten and other measures such as taxes on vacant properties will cons…

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