6 January 2020 Posted In: Uncategorized

The West Australian

There is a shared sense of expectation for the Western Australian residential property market in 2020.

UDIA WA Chief Executive Officer Tanya Steinbeck is hopeful the worst of the market downturn is over, and said the state was likely to see relatively stable conditions over the next 12 months.

To read the full story, click here.

Related Posts

Surcharge rethink urged

THE WEST AUSTRALIAN WA’s newly introduced foreign buyers’ surcharge was unlikely to help the State’s sluggish property market, Reserve Bank assistant governor Michele Bullock said. Ms Bullock told a UDIA WA function last week that in times of strong growth a surcharge would “take the edge off”. “I would only observe that given the WA […]

Read more

The missing middle and dumb density

The West Australian Opinion Piece by UDIA WA CEO Tanya Steinbeck  For decades we have been building for the traditional, nuclear family of two adults and two children — and back in 2002 an extra child “for the country”. The Great Australian Dream was a large house with a big backyard in which to play […]

Read more

HOUSING CRISIS LOOMS

WITH LAND MARKET ACTIVITY HAVING PICKED UP PACE OVER THE LAST 12 MONTHS, STEVE ROBERTSON FROM PRM PROPERTY GROUP DISCUSSES THE THREAT OF A HOUSING SUPPLY CRISIS With further evidence emerging of a healthy recovery in the urban development sector in 2013, the ability to adequately meet the expected demand for new housing in WA […]

Read more