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OLIVER FRANKEL. Sydney house prices – an increase of 18.9% in one year!
With only a month to go to the federal budget, the news that Sydney’s median dwelling prices rose by 18.9% in the 12 months to March is sobering. It is surely enough to jolt the Turnbull government into finally adopting … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian household debt, capital gains tax, houses vs apartments, housing policy, housing price increases, negative gearing, Oliver Frankel
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