- 26 June 2020
Property searches and activity still on the up!
Well, not a week goes by these days without more positives coming out about the activity in our property markets.
Realestate.com.au reported that search volumes are now up 47.3 per cent relative to a year ago and have increased by a total of 73.4 per cent over past 12 week period.
All states and territories have recorded year-on-year increases in for sale searches, with Australian Capital Territory and Western Australia recording the largest rises and Tasmania and New South Wales recording the smallest.
This shows continued stability and positives for our property markets with no doubt increasing demand coming through!
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Troy Gunasekera
National Manager
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