EXPERTS PREDICT HOUSE PRICES WILL GROW IN 2021
December 1, 2020
Experts predict Perth will have the nation’s biggest property boom in 2021, only months after warnings of economic collapse due COVID-19 lockdowns.
Economists have predicted that Perth house prices will grow by 12%, a figure WA hasn’t experienced since the big mining boom in 2010.
The ANZ Housing: a strong 2021 report stated that “House prices are turning higher, helped by lower interest rates, substantial government stimulus and a bounce in confidence as the second wave of the pandemic comes under control,”.
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