Perth’s property market set for strong rebound
June 3, 2020
Perth’s property market is sitting well for a strong rebound thanks to continued price growth, tightening supply and an early rebound in sales transactions according to property investment company as well as CoreLogic’s recorded six consecutive months of price growth.
“With the relative affordability of Perth following the recent downturn, we are seeing some great opportunities for owner-occupiers to take advantage of these market conditions to upgrade their existing dwelling and trade-up into their suburb of choice,” said Momentum Wealth Residential Investment Committee Chair, Emma Everett.
This is a brief summary of the article ‘Steady rebound’ by Rhys Prka | The West Australian | Saturday May 23rd2020.
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