Property In Demand Financial

Demand is getting higher for luxury Brisbane Apartments & Units despite COVID. Many locals across Brisbane looking to live the high life in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis are paying big money for luxury apartments in Brisbane’s inner-city suburbs. Tens of millions of dollars have been spent in recent weeks for units in new residential developments in New Farm, Newstead, Teneriffe, and Kangaroo Point, with investment in major infrastructure projects luring buyers.

New research provided exclusively to the Sunday Mail reveals there has been an 85 percent month-on-month increase in searches for apartment projects in Brisbane via property portal realestate.com.au.

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The move by the Reserve Bank of Australia to cut the official cash rate to just 0.1 percent a few weeks back is expected to further stimulate the property market, with house hunters are given a psychological boost knowing that interest rates will remain lower for longer.

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As house prices and COVID-19 vaccine hopes rise, and interest rates fall, investors that have been off the radar will return. But the market is set to change.

When the coronavirus pandemic first reached Australian shores earlier this year, worries abounded about how it would affect the country’s housing market. While the world is still months away from seeing the distribution of an approved vaccine, the vaccine news has improved spirits among investors.

But what would a COVID-19 vaccine mean for mortgage rates and the nation’s housing market? Here’s what the experts say:

1.The end of the pandemic would eventually push mortgage rates higher
2.Refinancing will continue even if rates go up
3.The Home-buying activity should remain elevated despite higher mortgage rates

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